Thread where we discuss Nels Cline.

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[verb_to_trust]

I'm sure Nels is real proud of his new record but I bet he still prefers playing I Might with Pat Sansone instead.

[Birds in Hell]

The new album hasn't really connected for me yet.

[Brett]

Still in love with Share The Wealth. Probably my favorite new release of the year (yes more than Gigaton). I'm coming around on Stump the Panel; it helps that it gets a dedicated side of the vinyl.

This is the best sequenced Nels record outside of Lovers.

Damn, forgot to check this out after quite enjoying "Beam/Spiral." Off to rectify that.

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[Birds in Hell]

It seems as though I haven't posted about this album before, but I've listened to it a lot in the last few months:

https://sunnysiderecords.bandcamp.com/album/seven-limbs



It's great! Played by Nels and a string quartet and composed by Douglas J. Cuomo, who I wasn't (knowingly) previously familiar with - but he's quite known for his TV work, including the theme music to Sex and the City (which I've always kind of liked).

[Kevin Davis]

New album out on Blue Note March 14. Lead track sounds good to me -- free and spacious.

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[Kevin Davis]

thank you spenno

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[VinylGuy]

yeah, read that but i havent check it out yet, how is it?

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[VinylGuy]

cool, cool

[Kevin Davis]

Looking forward to checking this out tonight, possibly while hunkering down in the basement during the Midwestern death storm that they're predicting

[VinylGuy]

that sounds like a good plan yeah

[Kevin Davis]

Loving this so far. The bass sound on “The 23” is awesome.

[VinylGuy]

yeah, new album is pretty awesome. I love when Nels goes a little crazy with his guitar at the middle of Surplus...sounds very Sonic Youth.