CD3 - Rules For Living LP Reggae vocals) both of whom had

vocals) both of whom had already tried out the Vogue studios with ‘Le Musical Collège’ (EP La Colombe‐ 1968)

fragmented landscape that the listener must discover and reconstruct on their own

Eder drops the alter ego and the drumset (almost entirely) and explores more reverberant sounds with his ensemble of woodwinds

“As a band

sat in on a gig with Parker in 2002

CD3 - Rules For Living LP Reggae vocals) both of whom hadListening to CD3, I'm reminded of how the Vincent Over The Sink record '22 Coloured Bull Terriers' made me feel all those years ago. There's a free ranging quality to it. It feels calmly capable of doing whatever it wants. It feels mysterious and self generating, almost aloof to the humans who made it. I adored that record; it cascaded into so many epiphanies. I don't want to implicate Cooper and David's music in any fleeting desire towards currency,