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Tracklist

A Calm The Shadows 16:57
B Leave No Trace 14:04

Companies, etc.

  • Pressed By – Gotta Groove Records
  • Recorded At – Gaslight Lounge
  • Mixed At – Magnetic South

Credits

  • Mastered By – Carl Saff
  • Mixed By – John Dawson
  • Performer, Drums, Percussion, Written By, Mixed By – Tyler Damon
  • Performer, Electric Guitar, Written By – Tashi Dorji
  • Producer, Artwork By – Jeremy Kannapell
  • Recorded By – Mark Cange

Notes

"When you do something, you should burn yourself completely, like a good bonfire, leaving no trace of yourself." - Shunryu Suzuki

Recorded live November 2nd, 2016, St. Louis, Missouri.

Special thanks to Linda Kannapell, Kevin Harris & Endless Planets.

Limited to 500 copies w/ insert & digital download card.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 656605410319
  • Matrix / Runout: FV 103A 28292.1... SAFF
  • Matrix / Runout: FV 103B 28292.2... SAFF


Tashi Dorji & Tyler Damon - Leave No Trace: Live In St. Louis FLAC album

Musician performer: Tashi Dorji

Title: Leave No Trace: Live In St. Louis

Date of release: 2018

Style: Free Improvisation, Experimental, Noise

Genre: Jazz / Rock

Size FLAC: 1734 mb

Rating: 4.7 / 5

Votes: 920

Other Formats: VQF AIFF DXD MPC MIDI VOC AA

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The universe has a strange way of speaking to us. After a decade+ long bender, I had an intense experience that made very clear to me a serious need to do some exploring of sobriety. Spending Cropped Out festival stone cold sober was a new/challenging/unusual experience, as I've always found music to pair quite well with altered states of consciousness. Then, when undergoing Tashi and Tyler's set ("undergoing" is the best word I can think of for the experience of bearing witness to their live onslaught), my knees went wobbly. I found myself forgetting where I was and what I was. I was almost laughing. After their set, I walked out of the room, carefully, completely tossed, mind-blown at the extent to which music can seriously fuck you up in a most humbling and wonderful way. These guys are IN it. This is the real good shit.
Mopimicr
The universe has a strange way of speaking to us. After a decade+ long bender, I had an intense experience that made very clear to me a serious need to do some exploring of sobriety. Spending Cropped Out festival stone cold sober was a new/challenging/unusual experience, as I've always found music to pair quite well with altered states of consciousness. Then, when undergoing Tashi and Tyler's set ("undergoing" is the best word I can think of for the experience of bearing witness to their live onslaught), my knees went wobbly. I found myself forgetting where I was and what I was. I was almost laughing. After their set, I walked out of the room, carefully, completely tossed, mind-blown at the extent to which music can seriously fuck you up in a most humbling and wonderful way. These guys are IN it. This is the real good shit.