Ilość płyt

[Gość: nandu]

Który zespół lub wokalista ma w swym dorobku największą ilość nagranych płyt?
Może wiecie?

[Gość: hmm]

moze to nie do konca wokalista hehe ale super muzyk. Frank Zappa

Freak Out! (June 27, 1966)
Absolutely Free (May 26, 1967)
We're Only in It for the Money (January 1968)
Lumpy Gravy (May 1968)
Cruising with Ruben & the Jets (December 2, 1968)
Uncle Meat (April 1969)
Hot Rats (October 1969)
Burnt Weeny Sandwich (February 1970)
Weasels Ripped My Flesh (August 10, 1970)
Chunga's Revenge (October 1970)
Fillmore East - June 1971 (August 1971)
200 Motels (October 1971)
Just Another Band from L.A. (March 1972)
Waka/Jawaka (July 1972)
The Grand Wazoo (November 1972)
Over-Nite Sensation (September 1973)
Apostrophe (March 1974)
Roxy & Elsewhere (September 1974)
One Size Fits All (June 1975)
Bongo Fury (October 1975)
Zoot Allures (October 1976)
Zappa in New York (March 1978)
Studio Tan (September 1978)
Sleep Dirt (January 1979)
Sheik Yerbouti (March 1979)
Orchestral Favorites (May 1979)
Joe's Garage (September 1979)
Tinsel Town Rebellion (May 11, 1981)
Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar (May 1981)
You Are What You Is (September 1981)
Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch (May 1982)
The Man from Utopia (March 1983)
Baby Snakes (March 1983)
London Symphony Orchestra, Vol. 1 (June 1983)
Boulez Conducts Zappa: The Perfect Stranger (August 1984)
Them or Us (October 18, 1984)
Thing-Fish (November 1984)
Francesco Zappa (November 1984)
Frank Zappa Meets the Mothers of Prevention (November 21, 1985)
Does Humor Belong in Music? (January 1986)
Jazz from Hell (November 1986)
London Symphony Orchestra, Vol. 2 (September 17, 1987)
Guitar (April 1988)
You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 1 (May 1988)
You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 2 (October 1988)
Broadway the Hard Way (October 14, 1988)
You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 3 (November 1989)
The Best Band You Never Heard in Your Life (April 1991)
You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 4 (June 14, 1991)
Make a Jazz Noise Here (June 1991)
Beat the Boots (July 1991), 8 discs (boxed or separate):
dates in brackets are recording dates
As an Am (1981 – 1982)
The Ark (1969)
Freaks & Motherfu*#@%! (1970)
Unmitigated Audacity (1974)
Anyway the Wind Blows (2 discs) (1979)
'Tis the Season to Be Jelly (1967)
Saarbrucken 1978 (1978)
Piquantique (1973)
Beat the Boots II (June 1992), 7 discs (boxed or separate):
dates in brackets are recording dates
Disconnected Synapses (1970)
Tengo Na Minchia Tanta (1970)
Electric Aunt Jemima (1968)
At the Circus (1978)
Swiss Cheese/Fire! (2 discs) (1971)
Our Man in Nirvana (1968)
Conceptual Continuity (1976)
You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 5 (July 1992)
You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 6 (July 1992)
Playground Psychotics (October 1992)
Ahead of Their Time (March 1993)
The Yellow Shark (with Ensemble Modern) (November 1993)
-------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------
Civilization, Phaze III (December 1994)
The Lost Episodes (February 1996)
Läther (September 1996)
Frank Zappa Plays the Music of Frank Zappa: A Memorial Tribute (October 1996)
Have I Offended Someone? (April 1997)
Mystery Disc (September 1998)
Everything Is Healing Nicely (December 1999)
FZZ (August 16, 2002)
Halloween (February 4, 2003)
Joe's Corsage (May 30, 2004)
QuAUDIOPHILIAc (September 14, 2004)
Joe's Domage (October 1, 2004)
Joe's XMASage (December 21, 2005)
Imaginary Diseases (January 13, 2006)
------------------------------------
-------------------------------------
Mothermania: The Best of the Mothers (March 1969)
The **** of the Mothers (October 13, 1969)
The Mothers of Invention (July 20, 1970)
Worst of the Mothers (March 15, 1969)
The Guitar World According to Frank Zappa (June 1987)
Cucamonga Years (December 10, 1991)
Strictly Commercial, the best of Frank Zappa (August 1995)
Strictly Genteel, a "classical" introduction to Frank Zappa (May 1997)
Cucamonga (February 24, 1998)
Cheap Thrills (April 1998)
Son of Cheep Thrills (April 1999)
The Secret Jewel Box: Archives Vol. 2. FZ Original Recordings (December 2001)
Zappa Picks by Jon Fishman of Phish (October 2002)
Zappa Picks by Larry LaLonde of Primus (October 2002)
The Best of Frank Zappa (November 1, 2004)

[mucha_na_dziko1]

Szkoda tylko, ze Frank Zappa malo ma teraz z tego pozytku. Kase z jego
kreatywnosci jak zwykle zarabiaja inni.

[Gość: hmm]

e tam czy mało raczej córka i żona czerpie teraz korzyści.a przeciez i Frank
Zappa do biednych nie należał
a poza tym to raczej onnn niektore płyty wydawał dla "jaj" ;p

[doggod]

mucha_na_dziko1 napisała:

> Szkoda tylko, ze Frank Zappa malo ma teraz z tego pozytku. Kase z jego
> kreatywnosci jak zwykle zarabiaja inni.
Ale bzdura!

Zorn

[braineater]

Głównie projekty autorskie:
John Zorn solo:

Ganryu Island (1984)
Oriental Zorn improvisation.

The Big Gundown (1985, updated version in 2000)
Zorn rearranges the music of Ennio Morricone. And it is good.

Spillane (1987)
Musical tribute to Mickey Spillane's books, plus two more songs.

Spy vs. Spy (1989)
Hardcore jazz-punk versions of Ornette Coleman's songs. Very loud.

Elegy (1991)
Tribute to Jean Genet. Creepy and beautiful.

Kristallnacht (1993)
The story of Jews in the middle of the 20th century, told in music.

Nani Nani (1995)
Zorn and Yamatsuka Eye.

First Recordings (1995)
Experimental music from a wee lad.

Classic Guide to Strategy (1996)
Zorn on duck calls.

New Traditions in East Asian Bar Bands (1997)
An Asian version of beat poetry.

The Bribe (1998)
The soundtrack for an imaginary noir movie. My favorite.

Music for Children (1998)
Very strange album. Covers a lot of musical styles.

Godard/Spillane (1999)
Re-issue of Spillane with a musical tribute to Godard added.

Taboo & Exile (1999)
String trios, tiki music, and a whole lotta heavy art-rock.

The Gift (2001)
Easy-listening world music. Fun and sometimes hypnotic.

I.A.O. (2002)
Devil music. Sexy and spooky.


John Zorn's Masada


Number One: Alef (1994)
Zorn blends free jazz with klezmer.

Number Two: Beit (1995)
More free jazz and klezmer, recorded on the same day as the first album.

Number Three: Gimel (1995)
Everyone's favorite of the original ten Masada albums.

Number Four: Dalet (1995)
A 3-song EP. Pretty damn good, too.

Number Five: Hei (1995)
More crazy solos and Jewish scales.

Number Six: Vav (1996)
More klezmer jazz.

Bar Kokhba (1996)
The first "new arrangement" album. Two CDs of great music.

Number Seven: Zayin (1998)
More klezmer jazz.

Number Eight: Het (1998)
A change of pace? No! More klezmer free jazz.

The Circle Maker (1998)
Two discs of new arrangements. Less diverse than Bar Kokhba, but better.

Number Nine: Tet (1998)
One of the last and one of the best of the original ten studio albums.

Number Ten: Yod (1998)
The final Masada studio album. More of the same. Pretty good, too.

Live in Jerusalem (1999)
Two CDs of bad music. Seriously.

Live in Middelheim (1999)
A single-disc live album. Not bad.

Live in Taipei (1999)
I haven't heard this album yet.

Live in Sevilla (2000)
A single disc, packed with music. Not as crazy than the other live albums.

Live at Tonic (2001)
Two CDs. Everyone's favorite live Masada.

First Live 1993 (2002)
Recorded before the ten studio albums.

Masada Guitars (2003)
Three guitarists play Masada songs (Bill Frisell, Marc Ribot, Tim Sparks).

Voices in the Wilderness (2003)
A double-disc new arrangement album. Over 80 musicians involved.

The Unknown Masada (2003)
Creative arrangements of previously-unheard Masada songs..

Masada String Trio Live (2004)
The first 50th birthday album..

John Zorn's Naked City:

Naked City (1989)
Soundtrack music, insane hardcore, jazz, and everything in between.

Black Box (1989, 1990)
Contains two albums, Torture Garden and Leng Tch'e. Intense and evil.

Grand Guignol (1992)
A wide range of musical styles, but it's all aggressive. A great album.

Heretic (1992)
The band members in pairs and trios making noise. Not that good.

Radio (1993)
Naked City covers every musical style in quick jump-cuts.

Absinthe (1993)
The ambient album. Very spooky and creative. One of their best CDs.

Naked City Live #1 — At the Knitting Factory (2002)
A live version of the self-titled debut. No Eye on this one.

John Zorn's Soundtracks:

Filmworks 1: 1986-1990 (1992)
Music for three low-budget films.

Filmworks 2: For An Untitled Film by Walter Hill (1996)
Didjeridu sounds and abstract chase music. Somehow, it works.

Filmworks 3: 1990-1995 (1997)
TV commercials and the first recorded work by Masada. A boring album.

Filmworks 4: S/M and More (1997)
Each track is from a different low-budget video or film. Strange but good.

Filmworks 5: Tears of Ecstasy (1996)
48 one-minute songs, mostly on guitar and percussion.

Filmworks 6 (1996)
Music for three film projects. Like Filmworks 4, this is weird but it works.

Filmworks 7: The Cynical Hysterie Hour (1997)
Short pieces for a Japanese cartoon TV show.

Filmworks 8 (1998)
Music for a documentary and an erotic film. A great album.

Filmworks 9: Trembling Before G-d (2000)
A klezmer soundtrack for a documentary. Lots of clarinet. Classy and dull.

Filmworks 10: In the Mirror of Maya Deren (2001)
Beautiful minimalist music, mostly keyboards and cello.

Filmworks 11: Secret Lives (2002)
The Masada string trio plays atmospheric and tense music for a documentary.

Filmworks 12: Three Documentaries (2002)
Diverse, but it doesn't come together.

Filmworks 13: Invitation to a Suicide (2002)
The soundtrack to an independent film. One of Zorn's best albums.

Filmworks 14: Hiding and Seeking (2003)
Jewish-tinged lounge music for a documentary.

John Zorn's Game Pieces :

Locus Solus (1983)
Improvised hard-core jazz/rock. Very weird and fun.

Cobra (1985)
One of the earliest Cobra albums. Very complex improvisation.

Cobra Live at the Knitting Factory (1992)
I haven't heard this album yet.

Cobra: Tokyo Operations (1994)
A Japanese version of Cobra. Fast and fun and chaotic.

Lacrosse (1997)
An early game piece, recorded in the late 1970s. Not good.

Archery (1997)
I haven't heard this album yet.

Pool (1997)
I haven't heard this album yet.

Hockey (1997)
I have heard this album, but I have no idea what to make of it.

Xu Feng (2000)
Great heavy metal improvisation.

Cobra (2002)
Lots of musicians on this version of Cobra. Slick and annoying.

Locus Solus live (2004)
Live improvisation from the 2003 Zornfest.

John Zorn's Chamber Music:

The Book of Heads (1995)
35 one-minute excursions on guitar, played by Marc Ribot.

Redbird (1995)
Solo bass drums, then a 40-minute Morton Feldman-like song.

Duras, Duchamp (1997)
Beautiful tribute to Duras, plus a track of "percussion" on household objects.

Aporias (1998)
Complex piece for small orchestra. Hard to get into, but interesting.

Angelus Novus (1999)
Cartoon music and atmospheric movements for wind instruments.

The String Quartets (1999)
Cat o' Nine Tails, The Dead Man, Memento Mori, and Kol Nidre.

Cartoon S/M (2000)
A double-disc album of classical music. Cartoon themes and S/M music.

Madness, Love and Mysticism (2001)
Three songs for piano, violin, and cello. Cinematic and intense.

Songs from the Hermetic Theater (2001)
Computer-generated static, then Zorn smacks household objects together.

Chimeras (2003)
Twelve short movements for voice and small orchestra. Similar to Aporias?

John Zorn's Other Projects:

Voodoo (1985)
By the Sonny Clark Memorial Quintet.

News for Lulu (1989)
Zorn, George Lewis, and Bill Frisell.

More News for Lulu (1989)
Like News for Lulu, but all live.

Guts of a Virgin (1991)
Loud, noisy, shrill, crazed hardcore: Bill Laswell, Zorn, Mick Harris.

Buried Secrets (1991)
Like Guts of a Virgin, but more intense.

Yankees (1992)
Derek Bailey, George Lewis, and Zorn improvise.

Execution Ground (1994)
Noise mixed with ambient.

Live in Osaka (1994)
Available in the Collected Works box set. Boring.

Zohar (1995)
Mystic Fugu Orchestra (Zorn and Yamatsuka Eye.)

Harras (1996)
William Parker, John Zorn, and Derek Bailey.

Downtown Lullaby (1997)
Improvisations by Zorn, Wayne Horvitz, Elliott Sharp, and Bobby Previte.

Art of Memory (1999)
Fred Frith and Zorn improvise.

Talisman: Painkiller Live (2002)
Live in Nagoya in 1994.

[braineater]

Hemophiliac (2002)
Limited edition. Zorn, Mike Patton, and Ikue Mori.

Milford Graves and John Zorn (2004)
Live improvisation from the 2003 Zornfest.


No i to tak tyle podstawowych, ujetych w dyskografii. Do tego kilkanście które
powstały po roku 2004, plus niezliczone projekty na których Zorn udziela sie
jako muzyk jedynie. I nadal zyje i nadal nagrywa
Spis i opis z : www.omnology.com/zorn08.html

P

[Gość: heikt]

calkiem niezle radzi sobie Atom Heart, najlepiej pewnie znany jako Senor Coconut. nie bede wklejal, ale
warto zajrzec:
music.hyperreal.org/artists/atom_heart/
www.kompaktkiste.de/atom_heart.htm

[kowianeczka]

Nie wiem, ale Robert Zimmermann (czyli Bob Dylan) ma duzo.

k.

[3promile]

No nie wiem. Ja nagrałem chyba ponad tysiąc - już czwartą nagrywarkę katuję

[Gość: Michał]

super koment! ale się uśmiałem

[Gość: no co ty]

No to słabe nagrywarki kupujesz.. ja nagralem około 7 tysiecy na 3 nagrywarkach

[tomash8]

Agathocles:
SPLIT + FULL 7" EPs
AG / RIEK BOOIS (1988)
AG / DISGORGE (1989)
AG / VIOLENT NOISE ATTACK (1990)
AG "Fascination Of Mutilation" (1989)
AG "If This Is Cruel" (1989-1990)
AG / BLOOD (1990)
AG / SMEGMA (1990)
AG / PUTRID OFFAL (1990)
AG "Cabbalic Gnosticism" (1988)
AG / MORBID ORGANS MUTILATION (1989-1990)
AG "Agarchy" (1991)
AG / PSYCHO (1989-1990)
AG / VIOLENT HEADACHE (1992)
AG / KOMPOST (1993)
AG "Distrust And Abuse" (1993)
AG / NYCTOPHOBIC (1993)
AG / PUNISHER (1993-1994)
AG / NASUM (1990)
AG / MAN IS THE BASTARD (1993)
AG / PATARENI (1993)
AG / AUDIORREA (1993)
AG / SOCIAL GENOCIDE (1993)
AG / CARCASS GRINDER (1994)
AG / PLASTIC GRAVE (1994)
AG / ROT (1994)
AG "No Use ... (Hatred)" (1993)
AG / UNHOLY GRAVE (1996)
AG / AUTORITAR (1996)
AG "Back To 1987" (1994)
AG / PRAPARATION H (1996)
AG / KRUSH (1996)
AG "Mincemongers In Barna" (1994)
AG / EXCRUCIATING TERROR (1997)
AG / SHIKABANE (1997)
AG / BAD ACID TRIP (1993)
AG / BWF (1997)
AG / SMASH THE BRAIN (1993)
AG / ABSTAIN (1997)
AG / D.I.E. (1997)
AG / BLOODSUCKERS (1998)
AG / PP7 GAFTZEB (1997)
AG / BLACK ARMY JACKET (1996)
AG / GRIND BUTO (1999)
AG / ABORTION (1997-1999)
AG / MONOLITH (1997)
AG / LOOKING FOR AN ANSWER (1997)
AG / EMBALMING THEATRE (1999)
AG / DISREANTI... (1999)
AG / KONTATTO (2000)
AG / WORSHIP (1999)
AG / MITTEN SPIDER (1997)
AG / STERBEHILFE (1989-1999)
AG / MALIGNANT TUMOUR (1997)
AG / DEPRESSOR (1998)
AG / URBAN STRUGGLE (1998)
AG / DIN-ADDICT (1999)
AG / GODSTOMPER (1989)
AG / JAN AG (1998/2002)
AG / SIVIIL IMURHA (2003)
AG / LES BAUDOUINS MORTS (2003)
AG / FRONTBEAST (2003)
AG / FAT ASS FUCKERS (2003)
AG "Gotcha" (1998)
AG "Keep Mincing" (1998)
AG / KADAVERFICKER (2003)
AG / KUOLEMA (2003)
AG / THE MAD THRASHERS (2003)
AG / MUCUS (1999)
AG / THE GAJNA (1989/2002/2004)
AG / ROT IN PIECES (2003)
AG / THE USUAL SUSPECTS (2003)
AG / BLOODRED BACTERIA (2003)
AG / PERMANENT DEATH (2005)



DOUBLE 7" EPs
AG "Live And Noisy" (1997)
AG "Keep Mincing" (1988)



SPLIT + FULL LPs
AG / DRUDGE (1989)
AG / LUNATIC INVASION (1989-1991)
AG "Cliché ?" (1992)
AG "Use Your Anger" (1988-1992)
AG / AVERNO (1992-1993)
AG "Thanks For Your Hostility" (1996)
AG / VOMIT FALL (1996)
AG "Minced Alive" (1992-1993)
AG "Humarrogance" (1997)
AG / DEADMOCRACY (1998)
AG / DISCULPA (1999)
AG / UNHOLY GRAVE (1999)
AG "Mince Core" (1989-1998)
AG "Bomb Brussels" (1996)
AG "Razor Sharp Daggers" (2003)
AG "Superiority Overdose" (2005)
AG "Mincer" (2006)



DOUBLE LPs
AG "Theatric Symbolisation Of Life" (1988-1991)
AG "Black Clouds Determinate" (1993-1994)



SPLIT + FULL CDs
AG "Theatric Symbolisation Of Life" (1988-1991)
AG "Black Clouds Determinate" (1993-1994)
AG / AVERNO (1992-1993)
AG "Razor Sharp Daggers" (1993-1995)
AG "The LP’s: 1989-1991" (1989-1991)
AG "Thanks For Your Hostility" (1996)
AG "Agarchy / Use Your Anger" (1991-1992)
AG / DEPRESSION (1997)
AG "Humarrogance" (1997)
AG "Humarrogance / The Dark Ages Revived" (1997)
AG / NUCLEAR DEVASTATION (1997)
AG / SCRAWL / 7 MINUTES OF NAUSEA (1997)
AG "Until It Bleeds" (1994-1997)
AG / SUPPOSITORY (1998)
AG "Humarrogance / Live" (1992-1997)
AG / IRRITATE / NYAB (1997)
AG "Mince Core" (1989-1998)
AG / COMRADES (1998)
AG "To Serve... To Protect" (1999)
AG "Live In Leipzig, 1991" (1991)
AG "Mince Core History 1989-1993" (1989-1993)
AG / CHC (1996)
AG / DIN ADDICT (1999)
AG "Bomb Brussels" (1996)
AG "Mince Core History 1985-1990" (1985-1990)
AG "Until It Bleeds Again" (1994-1999)
AG "Keep Mincing" (1988)
AG "Superiority Overdose" (2001)
AG / COMRADES / RAVAGE (1998)
AG / AXED UP CONFORMIST (1997)
AG "Live In Gierle, 1989" (1989)
AG "To Serve... To protect / Leads To..." (1999/2000)
AG / UNHOLY GRAVE (2003)
AG / STOMACHAL CORROSION (1998)
AG "Alive And Mincing" (2000)
AG "Mincemania In Bulgaria" (1989/2003)
AG / SIVIIL IMURHA (2003)
AG / WORLD DOWNFALL (2003)
AG / DIOS HASTIO (2005)
AG / SIVIIL IMURHA (2005)
AG / VINEREAL DISEASE (2005)
AG / DEPRESSION (2005)
AG / FAHRENHEIT AGX (2005)
AG "Mince Core History 1993-1996" (1993-1996)
AG "Mincer"



DVDs
AG "Release party Superiority Overdose" (2005)

[Gość: niemota]

ojej, a to tylko na litere A ?!

[tomash8]

Coś Ci dowcip średniawo wyszedł
--
www.abnormalsickness.prv.pl

Co za roznica ja i tak sciagam mp3 za darmo

[Gość: cwaniara]

[kolega.maynard]

so fuckin' what?

[wibrek]

Frank Zappa jednak dla mnie, pod wzgledem ilosci plyt (też nagranych do filmow
o różnej tematyce), jest prze. artystą.
pzdr.

[Gość: RoCeK]

Chyba nie ilość tylko liczbę. A jeśli chodzi o ilość, to może 10 albo 15 kg?

[wibrek]

hmmm...głównym zadaniem mej wypowiedzi, było przekazanie informacji, a jeżeli
Ci nie pasuje jak ktoś używa "ilośc" zamiast "liczbę" to poszukaj forum dla
polonistów.
pzdr.

[Gość: RoCeK]

Jeżeli używasz jakiegoś narzędzia to powinieneś starać się korzystać z niego dobrze. Język też jest narzędziem. A poza tym wcale Cię nie krytykowałem (bezpośrednio), tylko tak sobie napisałem, bo razi mnie nieznajomość - albo raczej brak wyczucia - pewnych oczywistych kwestii. Zauważ, że nie obrzuciłem Cię żadnymi epitetami albo czymś takim. Zatem proszę Cię nie wywalaj mnie z tego forum, bo i tak nie masz mocy ADMINA!
POZDRO,
PS. Nie jestem polonistą.

[Gość: ej!]

Jeżeli już jesteśmy tacy skrupulatni w posługiwaniu się językiem polskim (tutaj
cytat): "Jeżeli używasz jakiegoś narzędzia to powinieneś starać się korzystać z
niego dobrze". To czy słowa takie jak "pozdro", "nara" nie plugawią tego
języka?

A co do Franka Zappy to po prostu wiedział czego chciał i był na swój sposób
bardzo oryginalny. Za to Go cenię, lubię, poważam (niepotrzebne skreślic).

[Gość: ej!]

I od kiedy to po PS dajemy w języku polskim kropkę?

W języku polskim powinniśmy zastosować: "PS" lub "PS:"

Jeżeli zaczynasz kogoś poprawiać, to popraw najpierw samego siebie.

[Gość: RoCeK]

Przyznaję, przy PS popełniłem błąd? Ale nie uważam, aby cały slang plugawił język. Przecież "pozdro" czy "nara" nie są nawet ordynarne. Nawiasem mówiąc, zarówno slang, jak i przekleństwa to też część języka. Co innego błędy. Pozdrawiam w ilości 16 razy )

[sojuz1]

Zespół CD-R ma najwięcej płyt.

[Gość: kolo]

Spaliłeś -

najwięcej płyt wydał verbatim

[Gość: RoceK]

A nie RW?

[Gość: dymixx]

Muslimgauze
pretentious.net/Muslimgauze/disc.htm