GOODIEPAL

Side D has 1 recorded band and is etched with the text of a letter from Kristian Bjørn Vester to Peter Rehberg. Goodiepal Live, Chapel Hill 2002 Faroish TRIBEL HOUSE HOUSE in America 2002 "There is categorically no category for this music other than music is the widest sense of the term - a constellation of possible combinations that gels and diffuses in the most beguiling, richly rewarding manner imaginable. There are whistled folk melodies, raps, musique concrète, heroin country twangs, psilocybic dance musics, more whistled folk melodies, piano house hooks, electro zaps, ethereal voices, bells, trible drums, more whistles, alien gargles, folk dance covers of pop classics performed by a choir of cats, and a beautiful ambient prelude to his letter for Peter Rehberg, all unfolding with the most fractured, confounding high art ill-logic that may send weaker minds right over the edge." - Boomkat "The Goodipal Mego album delivered as lacquers and not a wetransfer link. To actually hear the audio the lacquers were sent to plant and made into test pressings, which revealed 3 looong sides of audio from a concert in Chapel Hill, NC in 2002. The fourth side is made up of a letter to Peter Rehberg etched onto the vinyl explaining amongts other things 'the longer a message have to travel over time the more importance you can add to it' With this in mind this release has no 'digital footprint' and is made available only as a phyiscal vinyl LP in gatefold cover." (label info)