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Talk Slalom | Carsten Klook<\/a> & Tasche<\/strong><\/p>\n Gr 039 | Gruen CD-R<\/a> > [Sold Out<\/font>]<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Streetnoises, wheezing buses … passengers walk on by asking for direction … a bass moves in, the guitar spreads some tones flying over the scene … drums fades in until the rhythm is on its way to the peak of normal … <\/p>\n On this album we have a gentle meeting between Free Rock, scenic noises, words arranged as you find them in a "Hörspiel" and a flow that keeps on keeping on showing us pictures and associations even when the words are unspoken. <\/p>\n Sometimes you get a song (as in "das schlafen") or a novel based on a ground of whirling distortion forming the riff of "Mothers Sky" (with courtesy from the german supergroup The Can). <\/p>\n The Instrumental "GT (Oblomow-Version)" is an invitation for a slow ride in your headroom. <\/p>\n Somehow this record moves in a trashy kind of way between the Album "All american prayer" by Jim Morrison and Charles Curtis´ "Volcanoes". It also catches a glimpse of Jazz- and Free Rock-Influenza. <\/p>\n There´s more irritation caused by information than it can be used for a straight headed "making up your mind" … <\/p>\n so here it is: Talk Slalom. <\/p>\n A question mark to all the answers given by pop-bands you never asked for …<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 1. das schlafen<\/p>\n MP3<\/a><\/p>\n 2. "manchmal kann ich alles sein"<\/p>\n 3. n-tags<\/p>\n 4. am tisch<\/p>\n