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Michael Cosmic & Phill Musra Group - Cosmic Paradise - Peace In The World - Cosmic Records mp3 album

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  • Performer: Michael Cosmic
  • Title: Cosmic Paradise - Peace In The World - Cosmic Records
  • Genre: Jazz
  • Country: US
  • Formats: VQF MMF FLAC AC3 APE MIDI DTS
  • Released: 2017
  • Style: Free Jazz
  • MP3 album: 1240 mb
  • FLAC album: 1678 mb
  • Rating: 4.9/5
  • Votes: 139
Michael Cosmic & Phill Musra Group - Cosmic Paradise - Peace In The World - Cosmic Records mp3 album
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We Love You Malcolm X. 8:09. Producer – Dan Glicken (tracks: A1 to D3), Michael Cosmic (tracks: A1 to C1), Phill Musra (tracks: C2 to D3). Producer – Eothen Alapatt. Reeds, Chimes, Percussion, Zurna – Phillip Musra (tracks: C2 to D3).

1-1 –Michael Cosmic Arabia 21:30 1-2 –Michael Cosmic We Love You Malcolm X 8:09 1-3 –Michael Cosmic Space On Space 21:45 1-4 –Michael Cosmic Peace In The World 4:50 2-1 –Phill Musra Group Egypt 11:18 2-2 –Phill Musra Group Arabia 9:16 2-3 –Phill Musra Group The Creator Is So Far. Out 6:59 2-4 –Phill Musra Group The Creator Spaces 10:29 2-5 –Phill Musra Group The Creator Is So Far Out (Unreleased Version) 9:21 2-6 –Phill Musra Group Phyllis 8:41 3-1 –World's Experience Orchestra The Prayer (Live, 1972) 20:23. Now-Again Records ‎– NA 5155 (US). Tracks 1- to 1-4 recorded December 6, 1974 at Music Designers, Boston, MA. Tracks 2-1 to 2-4 recorded in 1974 in Cambridge, MA. Tracks 2-5 and 2-6 recorded in Boston and New York circa 1974. Track 3-1 recorded at Old West Church, Boston, in early 1972. Tracks 1-1 to 1-4 previously released as Peace In The World. Tracks 2-1 to 2-4 previously released as Creator Spaces. Tracks 2-5, 2-6 and 3-1 previously unreleased. Thanks to snobb for the addition.

E Phill Musra Group: The Creator is So Far Out (Unreleased Version) Phill Musra Group: Phyllis. F World’s Experience Orchestra: The Prayer (Live, 1972). CD One – Peace in the World. Arabia We Love You Malcolm X Space On Space Peace In The World. CD Two – Creator Spaces. Egypt Arabia The Creator Is So Far Out The Creator Spaces The Creator is So Far Out (Unreleased Version) Phyllis. Originally issued as part of the Now-Again Reserve Subscription Service. Sign-up for the Now-Again Records mailing list and download a free mp3: Chucky Thurmon "Turn It Over" (Remix). RECENT: + "Boston" Bob Gibson's Record Collection - Online Grab Bag Sale at Rappcats + A high school prog-psych opus - Tom Nehls' hand-made album, LP in Now-Again Reserve + A lost West Coast rock masterpiece - Al Manfredi's "Blue Gold," LP in Now-Again Reserve + Galt MacDermot - 1928-2018 + Egon and Madlib with Ethiopian funk legend Ayalew Mesfin: Short Film Via.

Disc 01 Cosmic Michael - Peace in the World. 02 We Love You Malcolm . lac. 04 Peace in the World. Cosmic Michael Peace in the World Ar. pg. Disc 02 Phill Musra Group - Creator Spaces. 03 The Creator Is So Far Ou. 04 The Creator Spaces. 05 The Creator Is So Far Out. Phill Musra Creator Spaces Reissue Ar. pg

Cosmic Paradise, Peace In The World. INgrooves (от лица компании "Now Again Records"). Автовоспроизведение Если функция включена, то следующий ролик начнет воспроизводиться автоматически. World's Experience Orchestra - The Prayer.

Michael Cosmic - "Space On Space". 4. Michael Cosmic - "Peace In The World". Side 2. 1. Phill Musra Group - "Egypt" (Creator Spaces). 2. Phill Musra Group - "Arabia". 3. Phill Musra Group - "The Creator Is So Far Out". Phill Musra Group - "The Creator Spaces". 5. Phill Musra Group - "The Creator Is So Far Out" (unreleased version). 6. Phill Musra Group - "Phyllis". Side 3. World's Experience Orchestra - "The Prayer" (live 1972). Here, Now Again Records attempts to shine a light on their remarkable story by reissuing two exceedingly rare LPs, Cosmic's thrillingly out-there Peace in the World (complete with legendary 21-minute freak-out "Arabia") and the Phil Musra Group's Creator Spaces. Thrillingly, they've included a previously unreleased version of "The Creator is So Far Out" on the latter disc, while CD3 contains an extended live version of World's Experience Orchestra's "The Prayer", which has been hidden in the vaults for over 45 years

The latest release in Now-Again’s Reserve series is Michael Cosmic’s Peace In The World & Phill Musra Group’s Creator Spaces, packaged as a double LP. Free improvisation, first touched on by messengers like John Coltrane, Sun Ra and Albert Ayler, gives us an exuberant maelstrom that rejoices in life while it shoves back at complex, unforgiving social-political environments. Label Now-Again Records. More from Now-Again Records. Oh No vs. Now-Again III. Oh No.

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Tracklist

A1 –Michael Cosmic Arabia 21:30
B1 –Michael Cosmic Space On Space 21:45
B2 –Michael Cosmic Peace In The World 4:50
C1 –Michael Cosmic We Love You Malcolm X 8:09
C2 –Phill Musra Group* Egypt 11:18
D1 –Phill Musra Group* Arabia 9:16
D2 –Phill Musra Group* The Creator Is So Far Out 6:59
D3 –Phill Musra Group* The Creator Spaces 10:29

Companies, etc.

  • Remastered At – Infrasonic Sound

Credits

  • Art Direction – Errol F. Richardson
  • Bass – John Jamyll Jones
  • Drums – Hüseyin Ertunç
  • Engineer [Recording And Mixing Engineer] – Joe Chiccarelli (tracks: 1-1 to 1-4), Larrymar Richards (tracks: 2-1 to 2-4)
  • Liner Notes, Producer [Associate Production By (This Anthology)] – Clifford Allen
  • Percussion – Eric Jackson , Hüseyin Ertunç
  • Producer [Produced By] – Dan Glicken, Michael Cosmic, Phill Musra* (tracks: 2-1 to 2-4)
  • Producer [This Anthology Produced By] – Eothen Alapatt
  • Reeds, Chimes, Percussion, Zurna – Phillip Musra*
  • Reeds, Organ, Percussion, Alto Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute, Soprano Saxophone, Zurna – Michael Cosmic
  • Soprano Saxophone, Piano, Piccolo Flute – Michael Cosmic
  • Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Leonard Brown
  • Soprano Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Phillip Musra*
  • Technician [Restored By], Remastered By – Pete Lyman
  • Transferred By [Tape Transfer] – Dan Johnson, Jen Munson*
  • Written-By [All Compositions Written By] – Michael Cosmic, Phillip Musra*

Notes

Tracks A1 to C1 recorded December 6, 1974 at Music Designers, Boston, MA.
Tracks C2 to D3 recorded in 1974 in Cambridge, MA.

Tape transfers by Dan Johnson at United Recording, Los Angeles and Jen Munson at Taloowa, Yonkers.

Licensed courtesy Phillip Musra and John Jamyll Jones.

Tracks A1 to C1 previously released as Peace In The World.
Tracks C2 to D3 previously released as Creator Spaces.

Cat.# on booklet: NA 5155-LP-BK

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 6 59457 51552 3

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
NA 5155, NA 5155-CD Michael Cosmic & Phill Musra Group* Michael Cosmic & Phill Musra Group* - Cosmic Paradise - Peace In The World - Cosmic Records ‎(3xCD, Comp, RM) Now-Again Records, Now-Again Records NA 5155, NA 5155-CD US 2017
NA 5155-LP, NA 5155-CD Michael Cosmic & Phill Musra Group*, World's Experience Orchestra Michael Cosmic & Phill Musra Group*, World's Experience Orchestra - Cosmic Paradise - Peace In The World - Cosmic Records ‎(3xLP, Comp, Club, Ltd, Num + 3xCD, Comp, Club) Now-Again Records, Now-Again Records NA 5155-LP, NA 5155-CD US 2017



Reviews about Michael Cosmic & Phill Musra Group - Cosmic Paradise - Peace In The World - Cosmic Records (5):
Kazijora
My copy was nice and clean, standard paper inner sleeves, interesting "paste-on" covers made to imitate the originals. Vinyl sounds A-OK but spindle holes were too small-- if you've collected vinyl for years you've probably seen this before, just carve out the hole a tiny bit with a pocket knife, no big deal. Kinda pricey but still cheaper and probably a better pressing than the originals by a gigantic margin.
Whitescar
WHAT A F**KIN JOKE! This label charges $56 for their double LP reissues which is already a small fortune to pay for a record. You think for that price you'd get a high quality pressing, clean and pristine right out of the package. WRONG! First of all the shitty, generic, vinyl-damaging, white computer paper inner sleeves were ripped in places, leaving a fine paper dust on the record's surface. Secondly, the vinyl surface itself looks like it fell on the ground and was scraped across the jagged asphalt of a pebble-ridden alleyway. OMG! I have never gotten a worse looking record than this one. The whole surface is scuffed with all types of markings I can't even identify. Scratches here, scratches there, looks like someone took a concrete shit on this thing. Simply disgraceful. If someone was to visually grade this record it would be given a "POOR" rating. I hate to sound like a record snob but at this price point I expect a little bit more attention paid to the pressing quality than this. Sad too because if this label would have done this reissue right they would have had my future business but now I will avoid their reissues at all cost. I'm sick of these ameteur labels getting the rights to reissue some amazing music while not giving a damn about the quality of their product. Now Again Never Again!
Narim
Scubarobnj HAHAHA Now and Again has been around for over 10 years and is definitely not an amateur label, let us not forget folks that these are the same people that brought us the infamous "forge your own chains" comp which is in everyone's record catalogue. If the record came in such bad condition then why not just write to the label? Or the record store? I am sure that you can buy someone's sympathy. 1000 pressings, with record plants over worked, there is bound to be a dud or two, common now. Everyone's entitled to their opinion. But I am going to have to staunchly disagree with you here. The label is definitely 'ameteur.' The only thing they have going for them is their ability to curate a respectable music selection. What you should really be laughing at is the price Now Again charges for their product. Nearly $60 retail (for the 'Reserve Series'). That has to be a joke right? I mean you can get a double LP from an audiophile label like Analogue Productions or Mobile Fidelity for less and at least you know you're getting a quality product pressed at a quality plant from a quality company that's open about their source and mastering and that the record will be pristine and flawless upon opening. So, it's not really a matter that the labels been around for 10 years...4 Men With Beards has been around for 15 and Cleopatra Records has been around for 25 and they're still producing low quality b***s***. Believe me, my concerns only come after purchasing several records from them that have all just been horribly shoddy right out the package (German Oak, David Axlerod, The Lightmen). While I admit the Axlerod sounded great, it was still victim of the same shoddy pressing flaws: scuffed and scratched right out of the package. And that's why this label is ametuer. They could choose to invest in higher quality pressings, especially for the price they're charging but they don't. There was one record I got from them, World's Experience Orchestra, that was pressed at QRP and came in a polylined inner sleeve and had no flaws but that was the only one and never happened again on any of the other releases I bought from them. So basically, after getting several disgraceful looking pressings from Now Again, I'm sorry to say but this is a label that should be avoided (at least their vinyl reissues anyway).
Jorad
HAHAHA Now and Again has been around for over 10 years and is definitely not an amateur label, let us not forget folks that these are the same people that brought us the infamous "forge your own chains" comp which is in everyone's record catalogue. If the record came in such bad condition then why not just write to the label? Or the record store? I am sure that you can buy someone's sympathy. 1000 pressings, with record plants over worked, there is bound to be a dud or two, common now.
Kerdana
this is a bit OTT. my record also had a few surface marks, scuffs, but I've seen that many times on records. Firstly, it doesn't affect the play of the record, and secondly, the recording sounds great & plays perfectly. True, those ugly white paper inner sleeves are crap, but millions of labels use those. I just replacement immediately with rice paper inners. The main thing is the recordings which sound great.

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