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Title Time Author

1 - RÏAH SAHÏLTAAHK 21:51 C. Vander

2 - " ISS " LANSEÏ DOïA 11:46 T. Lasry

3 - Ki ïAHL Ö LÏAHK

8:20 F. Cahen

Info

Recorded from April 5 to 10 1971 in Michel MAGNE's studio by Dominique BLANC FRANCARD.

Musician Instrument

Klaus BLASQUIZ singing, percussion

François CAHEN piano, Fender electric piano

Francis MOZE electric bass

Christian VANDER batterie de combat, percussions,voix

Teddy LASRY clarinet, saxophon, flute, voice

Jeff SEFFER saxophon, bass clarinet

Louis TOESCA

trumpet

Notes

After losing guitar player Claude ENGEL, and regenerating his brass section with the arrival of Jeff SEFFER on saxes and Louis TOESCA in trumpet, MAGMA entered the studio, in 1971, to record its second album, "1001° CENTIGRADES".
Everything that made "KOBAIA" so original and grand is still intact in this second opus, better yet, everything is magnified.
If the two pieces composed respectively by Teddy LASRY and François CAHEN sometimes let through a jazz tendency , it is on "RIAH SAHILTAAHK" where it develops with a greater force than on the preceding album.
This over twenty-minute long Christian VANDER composition stuns for its richness and incredible number of themes as well as for the perfectly disciplined violence of its rhythmic force; this allows to admire the amplitude and the diversity of the brass section work, whose role diminishes progresively as time goes on.
Because of its length, "RIAH SAHILTAAHK" precedes would-be-masterpieces like "MEKANIK", "KOHNTARKOSZ" or "THEUSZ HAMTAAHK".


Title	Time	Author
1 - RÏAH SAHÏLTAAHK	21:51	C. Vander
2 - " ISS " LANSEÏ DOïA	11:46	T. Lasry
3 - Ki ïAHL Ö LÏAHK	8:20	F. Cahen
Info
Recorded from April 5 to 10 1971 in Michel MAGNE's studio by Dominique BLANC FRANCARD.

Musician	Instrument
Klaus BLASQUIZ	singing, percussion
François CAHEN	piano, Fender electric piano
Francis MOZE	electric bass
Christian VANDER	batterie de combat, percussions,voix
Teddy LASRY	clarinet, saxophon, flute, voice
Jeff SEFFER	saxophon, bass clarinet
Louis TOESCA	trumpet
Notes
After losing guitar player Claude ENGEL, and regenerating his brass section with the arrival of Jeff SEFFER on saxes and Louis TOESCA in trumpet, MAGMA entered the studio, in 1971, to record its second album, "1001° CENTIGRADES". Everything that made "KOBAIA" so original and grand is still intact in this second opus, better yet, everything is magnified. If the two pieces composed respectively by Teddy LASRY and François CAHEN sometimes let through a jazz tendency , it is on "RIAH SAHILTAAHK" where it develops with a greater force than on the preceding album. This over twenty-minute long Christian VANDER composition stuns for its richness and incredible number of themes as well as for the perfectly disciplined violence of its rhythmic force; this allows to admire the amplitude and the diversity of the brass section work, whose role diminishes progresively as time goes on. Because of its length, "RIAH SAHILTAAHK" precedes would-be-masterpieces like "MEKANIK", "KOHNTARKOSZ" or "THEUSZ HAMTAAHK".