Orange
In The Midst Of Chaos

Recorded in 1978, the free-jazz group's one and only release, which became improv jazz sax player Paul Flaherty's 1st record. It's also the 1st and only release of legendary "Out" guitarist Barry Greika who along with Bob Laramie on bass and Glen "Hobbit" Peterson on drums remain the most under-recorded trio in history. Screamin' , howlin' , blisterin' , bitch-slap of a record that defies categorizations as it pushes the 70's into uncharted confusion. An LP release of only 200 copies on it's 1st run , receiving the notice of almost no one. Two heard it; one sailed it out the kitchen window, wife of the other said to get the fuckin' thing out of the house. So here it comes again. Hardcore freeform shit rejuvenated without shame.
~ Charles F. Destruction

 

 

hey clint,

nice work on the orange reissue. flaherty just told me about it. the
only time i've heard it was on a tape blasting out of flaherty's old
station wagon after we played a gig in providence, ri about 8 years
ago. some kids drove up & threw eggs at us (it was october in rhode
island, i guess). one hit me, but just bounced off my jacket. so there
you go...orange & invincibility to egging. play it on cabbage night.

later,
chris corsano