(Avant-Garde, Modern Composition) David Shea - Shock Corridor - 1993, FLAC (tracks+.cue) lossless

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David Shea / Shock Corridor
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REM GENRE Rock
REM DATE 1992
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Shea's solo debut appears on John Zorn's Avant label, with the title cut an extended meditation on the mid-'50s Sam Fuller film of the same name. Interspersing slices of the film in rough estimation of the narrative, and run backwards and forwards through any variety of samplers and effects units, Shea achieves a psychological effect not dissimilar to that Fuller evokes in his oddly twisted psychological drama, though in an entirely different medium and in a fashion not wholly reducible to either the authorship of Shea or Fuller. Two remaining tracks exhibit a virtuosic approach to sampler-based composition, with results similar to Zorn's stop-start aesthetic with Naked City.

Anthony Coleman Organ, Piano, Realization
Bryce Goggin Engineer
Shelley Hirsch Electronics, Voices
Scott Hull Digital Editing
Bob Ludwig Mastering
Ikue Mori Drum Machine
Zeena Parkins Electric Harp
Jim Pugliese Percussion
Dewey Redman Musette, Sax (Tenor)
David Shea Harmonica, Jaw Harp, Producer, Sampling, Synthesizer, Turntables, Voices
Jim Staley Didjeridu, Trombone
Kazunori Sugiyama Associate Producer
Tomoyo T.L. Design
Lisa Wells Typesetting
John Zorn Executive Producer