
"The Outer Limits" gets its title from guitarist Jackson's otherworldly fret work, which recalls the mysterious allure of the namesake 60s TV show's musical cues. This single's b-side, on the other hand, is a recently unearthed recording from the 1974 Gout sessions. It's a 20-minute long alternate take of "Tomato Reign" - a mind-numbingly chaotic "GOUTTAKE" that is not included on the upcoming Tribute To Sun Ra LP. The free-form noise crowd might appreciate... or not. Almost 30 minutes of previously unheard Art Jackson's Atrocity.
Listen:
The Outer Limits (Live At The Spot Me A Five Club, 1976) (8:52)
GOUTTAKE (Tomato Reign, Take 2 - 1977 Remix) (Non-LP) (20:10)

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Very cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by M&M. Sorry we didn't send out advance notices. It's Columbus Day and we're celebrating by sailing in Hianisport this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThere's a dispute going on for quite some time now - whether Art Jackson's Atrocity were really a 70s band or an 80s band from Florida. Many think the whole thing is a hoax, hope someone would settle the issue. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteA hoax? Can't imagine who would start such a rumor.
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