Setlist at Northstar Bar Philadelphia, PA on Jan 28, 2005

Set One
2-Step Improvisation 561
Arupa 594
Something You Said 935
Fulafare 232
Greet the Mind 649
Mellow Rock IDM 457
Shimmer and Out 80
Flower Sermon 964
Set Two
Jack It Up 709
Did Fatt 791
Music for Mallets Winds and Percussion 566
Through the Mirror 446
Improvisation at 136bpm 573
Nematode 663
Northstar Bar
Philadelphia, PA
Jan 28, 2005

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Setlist at Northstar Bar Philadelphia, PA on Jan 28, 2005

Set One
2-Step Improvisation 561
Arupa 594
Something You Said 935
Fulafare 232
Greet the Mind 649
Mellow Rock IDM 457
Shimmer and Out 80
Flower Sermon 964
Set Two
Jack It Up 709
Did Fatt 791
Music for Mallets Winds and Percussion 566
Through the Mirror 446
Improvisation at 136bpm 573
Nematode 663

Show Notes

Lotus

1.28.2005

Northstar Bar - Philadelphia, PA

 

I: 2-Step Improvisation > Arupa, Something You Said > Fulafre, Greet the Mind, Mellow Rock IDM, Shimmer and Out (intro tease) > Flower Sermon

II: Jack it Up > Did Fatt, Music for Mallets Winds and Percussion, Through the Mirror, Improvisation at 136bpm > Nematode

 

This is not a great recording. It is maybe not even a good recording. But, I wanted to highlight this show because I think it is an interesting one. Over the years Lotus has used a number of special sets to experiment with different styles and  performance techniques. These include the 2.22.2010 Post-Rock set, 10.29.2016 Space Disco set, 8.31.2019 Modular set and the 5-Petals all-improvisational sets. This one went down on Jan. 28, 2005 at Northstar Bar - a small rock club in Philly that packed about 250 into a narrow hall with a small balcony. We called it “Loops, Improvs and Experiments” and tried out all kinds of things from electronica loops from my Zip-Disk driven sampler to a West African all-drum piece to a minimalist composition I wrote in college. The crowd (as is clearly heard in the recording) is quite inebriated, but seems to be having a hell of a time despite the (at times) jarring swings between genres. Enjoy this small piece of Lotus history. Remastered from audience recording by Chris Kantner. - Jesse Miller

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Travis 10/6/2020 3:50:12 AM

"Really like the mellow rock IBM "

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