Bruno Seiser, Heinz Reincke – Der Tod Von Nebenan
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Bruno Seiser and Heinz Reincke's *Der Tod Von Nebedan* is a singular document from the Vienna underground of 1979—a collision between spoken word performance and jazz-funk that refuses easy categorization. Seiser's deadpan German recitations move through everyday anxieties and urban observations while musicians credited as Black Trace and Hidden Space unfold grooves that hover between funk propulsion and free improvisation, creating a deliberately dissonant backdrop to the text. This is radioplay as art object: the record sits somewhere between Laurie Anderson's conceptual edge and the experimental jazz of continental Europe, uncomfortable and compelling in equal measure. It's not decoration for words, nor are the words ornamental to the music—they're locked in constant negotiation, each resisting the other's easy consumption. A strange, essential artifact of its moment.
Item Details+
| Genre | Jazz, Non-Music |
| Style | Radioplay, Poetry, Jazz-Funk |
| Media | Very Good (VG) |
| Sleeve | Very Good Plus (VG+) |
| Description | Record between VG and VG+. One longer scratch which cannot be felt with the finger. Overall not too bad. Ask for pictures, Includes Poster. Carefully packed and shipped with love from Vienna. Order more, save on shipping! |
| Label | ColumbiaMusic |
| Year | 1979 |
| Country | Austria |
| Format | LP |
Tracklist+
A1. Das Englische Rasiermesser (Musik: Black Trace) 6:40
A2. Fahrbahnenge (Musik: Black Trace) 6:38
A3. Die Grossstadttaube (Musik: Black Trace) 6:20
A4. Ziegelteich-Idylle (Musik: Hidden Space) 6:10
B1. Melanie (Musik: Hidden Space) 7:48
B2. Beichtgeheimnis (Musik: Hidden Space) 7:14
B3. Report (Musik: Black Trace) 7:12
B4. Caterpillar 3:18
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