An Unlikely Event (Remaster 2024), by Edward Ka-Spel & Friends

An Unlikely Event (Remaster 2024)

by Edward Ka-Spel & Friends

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The CD-R edition with a shiny new cover by EK, and completely handmade. This is also available at legendarypinkdots1.bandcamp.com

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1.	Introduction / Our Captain's Eyes 13:57	buy track
2.	The Warden 06:30	buy track
3.	Prisoners of War 06:33	buy track
4.	Suicide Pact 07:05	buy track
5.	The Third Secret 05:04	buy track
6.	A Tale of Darkest Revenge (Improvisation) 11:15	buy track
7.	Atomic Roses 07:51	buy track
8.	Nicoletta's Improvisation / This Fragile Love 05:56	buy track
9.	Defeated 03:07	buy track
10.	Lilith's Daughter 05:58	buy track

about

It all began so informally. EK had fixed a few low key solo shows around Europe while old friend Nicoletta Stephanz just happened to be on the same continent and had brought her theramin and box of delights with her.
A collaboration seemed like a first class idea although rehearsals were out of the question.
Nicoletta's presence added that extra element of chance - but hell, what a glorious element.
At one point it seemed like she was playing the air itself with a magic wand. EK and Silverman just stared …open-mouthed…Marvellous! Then there was her voice part …..a massive choir of her voice through a myriad of effects. Swathes of improvisation occurred.
In fact the concert represented here (at Stuttgart) for this cdr release was one of the first…..this trio went on to tour the US finishing with a bizarre climax in Seattle where the whole audience joined in with the band in a song about a happy doughnut.
There were other faces onstage too during the U.S leg of the tour in 2003 .Ninah Pixie played a circuit bent flower with the trio in San Francisco while EK's all-time hero Daevid Allen joined the band for the encore section of the same show.
Truly unlikely events and also unforgettable…
A big thank you to Nicoletta , Lisa and Ray.

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released January 6, 2024

EK- voice / keyboards; The Silverman - keyboards; Nicoletta Sptephanz- theramin, devices, voice. Raymond Steeg - Sound wizardry.

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