To Boldly Go
Unknown
Here's a piece by Duncan recorded initially for a Spanish Radio Station and now shared with the world.
Untitled Piece
Unknown
Steve says "Here's a mysterious and unexplained piece by Duncan, who randomly bestowed it upon us a week or two ago....we think it's new!"
Untitled Piece
March 2006
Steve says "...it's a trio space rock work out from 3rd March 2006!"
Cm Improv Late 2008 (Trimmed)
Late 2008
A new contribution unearthed by Duncan, from late 2008 and featuring Martin Archer on Soprano Sax, a pastoral little number from the preparation for that year's E-Live.
Cherry Door
February 2009
This piece was completed in February 2009 as part of the Time and Motion sessions but never used because of its stylistic inconsistency with the rest of the album. Based on a piece composed by Martin Archer, it took RMI into unique territory and is a very interesting diversion from the norm, featuring Gary on acoustic guitar recorded on the sofa at the Greenhouse.
Adrenalin
16th March 1995
This was recorded at Northern Echo on March 16th 1995 by Steve and Duncan shortly before loading the gear into Tim/Jim's camper van and setting off across London to Camden Town to play at the Monarch with Adrenal.
Mother Sky
12th March 2004
In the first in a regular series of free downloads, here we find ourselves in the big room at The Greenhouse a couple days ahead of our first encounter with that Damo Suzuki. As it turned out on the night, our lovingly recreated version of Can's Mother Sky was surplus to requirements and we instead improvised the whole 90 minute set down at The Night and Day in Manchester.
M21-07.05.11
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M21-07.05.11 is Radio Massacre International's first DVD release. The concert in Chorlton (two years to the day as I write), was generally regarded by those in the know as one of RMI's finest performances to
date. Filmed with three cameras, and using split screen effects, it presents an exciting representation of a magical night in the wonderful surroundings of St Clement's Church. Musically it captures the band
at the height of their improvisational powers, and also incorporates two specially written themes, woven into the improvised sets. The concert was available in a desk mix as an mp3 'virtual ticket', but here it has been re-mixed from multitrack into 5.1 surround sound audio. The soundtrack will not be available in other formats, so this DVD represents the definitve document of the evening's 2 hour performance. |