Brötzmann/Uuskyla/Friis Nielsen
Live at Nefertiti
2001 - Ayler Records: aylCD-004 
http://www.ayler.com/brotzmann-uuskyla-friisnielsen-live-at-nefertiti.html

* Peter Brötzmann: tenor saxophone, tarogato, clarinet
* Peeter Uuskyla: drums
* Peter Friis Nielsen: electric bass

Reviews
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by Steve Loewy 
http://www.allmusic.com/album/live-at-nefertiti-r527830

This is excellent Brotzmann through and through, captured live at a nightclub in
Sweden in early 1999. The saxophonist is in top form, direct, powerful, and
charged by the backing of Swedish drummer Peeter Uuskyla and Danish electric
guitarist Peter Friis Nielsen. This is clearly the saxophonist's show, and he
never disappoints, exploding out of the gate from the first number and rarely
relenting. This is the proverbial music of ecstasy, transcending all notions of
harmony and melody and virtually lifting the listener to an almost
transcendental state. Well recorded, with more than 70 minutes of concert time,
Brotzmann growls, screeches, howls, and never lets go, like a man possessed. A
logical extension of the music of Albert Ayler, Brotzmann pours forth a
fountain, nay, a stream, of seemingly never-ending ideas. Even when the volume
occasionally subsides, he leaves little in his wake, his full tone filling up
the room. Subtlety is blown to the wind, and while his god may be Dionysus, the
technical skill with which he achieves his results is grounded in the severest
regimens of self-discipline and practice.

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