Endangered (Noise) Guitar 1994, by Hans Tammen

Endangered (Noise) Guitar 1994

by Hans Tammen

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1.	1994: Scoppiare 05:48	buy track
2.	1994: Gorgogliare 04:02	buy track
3.	1994: Ululare 04:45	buy track
4.	1994: Stroppiciare 01:42	buy track
5.	1994: Sfatare 06:14	buy track
6.	1994: Sibilare 04:28	buy track
7.	1994: Fragore 04:54	buy track
8.	1994: Ronzare 07:12	buy track
9.	1994: Frusciare 07:38	buy track
10.	1994: Crepitare 04:28	buy track
11.	1994: Rombare 07:28	buy track

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The Endangered Guitar has been described as an alien world of bizarre textures and a journey through the land of unending sonic operations. Hans Tammen’s noise guitar recordings from 1994 draw a straight line from his 1980s fiery and energetic playing inspired by Sonny Sharrock and Pete Cosey, to the richly processed guitar sounds of his hybrid interactive guitar/software instrument of today.

Recorded live at Kulturhaus Dock 4, Kassel Germany, March 1994.
Cover photo: Jörg Steinmetz

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released February 24, 2018

Total Time: 58:39

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