FOR EXAMPLE FMP Records RARE 3 LP BOX w/ 135 page BOOK Free Jazz EX NM Brotzmann

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FOR EXAMPLE: “Workshop Freie Musik 1969 - 1978 – Free Music production Akademie Der Kunste”

LABEL: FMP RECORDS

Label Number: FMP R-1 ~ R-3

BLOODY RARE GERMAN 1st ORIGINAL Pressing from 1978! All complete with slipcase outer box set/ 3 individual LP Records housed in individual LP sleeves and a thick 135 fully illustrated book! Excellent ~ NEAR MINT CONDITION!!!! FOR ARCHIVAL COLLECTOR – rarely surfaces at all in this condition and all complete.

GRADING:

3 Individual LP Records: Near Mint ~ Mint, not even a spindle mark, perfect copy

3 Individual Jackets: Near Mint – Mint.....appear untouched. 

Thick 135 pages Book: Excellent---very faint wear on lower spine only, for the rest perfect and sturdy and beautifully preserved.

Outer Slipcase Box set: Excellent with only a faint trace of wear near the lower corners from storage, for the rest no damages or splits. Top condition. No splits or damages. Beautiful condition, one of the cleanest so far. 

Some words on this issue: FOR EXAMPLE: “Workshop Freie Musik 1969 - 1978 – Free Music production Akademie Der Kunste” (FMP RECORDS) (3 LP Set: Near Mint/ Individual LP Sleeves: Near Mint/ Book: Excellent/ Outer Slip Case Box Set: Excellent ? Near Mint). Released in an edition of 600 copies only in West Germany in 1978, “For Example” is the pinnacle of free jazz dementia housed in one eye-popping box set complete with thick as a brick booklet crammed with FMP related info and live action shots of all the artists involved in this set. The list of big name participants is hallucinational and includes all of the big players emerging out of the US and Europe late sixties and early seventies scene. “This package consists of three records (the first featuring soloists, the second groups and the third orchestras) and an album size book whose 136 pages are filled with photos, statements from artists as well as critical/historical views centering around FMP and the German free jazz scene in general. The impetus for the package stems from an annual event at the Academy of Arts which brings together musicians from all over the world, for a yearly get together. The photo sections of the book are arranged chronologically from the first festival/workshop in 1969, to the most recent and are introduced with a reproduction of each year's poster as well as a complete listing of the participating musicians and groups. The texts are quite excellent and self-explanatory. Discussions of history/philosophy/ramifications by Ekkehard Jost and Wolfgang Burde are informative for the uninitiated listener who is not familiar with how the free music scene developed in Germany and are quite objective unlike the often biased posturing by American "critics”. ?The statements by artists Peter Brötzmann, Steve Lacy, Misha Mengelberg, and Nino Malfatti are wry, driving and right on, as are the discussions of the interaction that the musicians had with children at the workshops.” (Milo Fine). First LP is reserved for soloists and includes: “Steve Lacy (1974)-ss; ?Paul Rutherford (1975)-tb; ?Hans Reichel (1976)-g; ?Tristan Honsinger (1976)-cello; ?Fred Van Hove (1976)-p; ?Derek Bailey (1976)-g; ?Albert Mangelsdorff (1977)-tb; ?Johnny Dyani (1977)-b”. The 2nd LP is reserved for group recordings and features: “Schlippenbach Trio (1972)?Evan Parker-ss; Alex Schlippenbach-p; ?Paul Lovens-dr, perc?- Brötzmann/Van Hove/Bennink plus Mangelsdorff (1972)?Peter Brötzmann-bass-sax; Albert Mangelsdorff-tb; Fred Van Hove-p; Han Bennink-dr, perc?- Frank Wright Unit (1972)?Frank Wright-ts; Bobby Few-p; Alan Silva-b; Muhammad Ali-dr?- Schweizer-Carl-Quartet (1974)?Rüdiger Carl-ts; Irène Schweizer-p; Arjen Gorter-b; Heinrich Hock-dr”. The 3rd and final LP are recordings from orchestras and include: “Willem Breuker Orchestra (1972)?Willem Breuker-saxes; Peter Bennink-saxes, bagpipes; Herman de Wit-saxes; Rob Dubois-p, organ; Willem van Manen-tb; Leo Cuypers-p, dr; Lodewijk de Boer-viola; Maarten van Regteren Altena-b; Michel Waisvisz-synth;?- Globe Unity Orchestra (1973)?Manfred Schoof-tp; Kenny Wheeler-tp; Peter Bennink-cl; Peter Brötzmann-cl; Gerd Dudek-cl; Evan Parker-cl; Michel Pilz-b-cl; Günter ?Christmann-tb; Albert Mangelsdorff-tb; Paul Rutherford-tb; Alex Schlippenbach-p; Peter ?Kowald-b; Buschi Niebergall-b; Paul Lovens-dr?- Vinko Globokar & Brass Group (1975)?Vinko Globokar-tb; Wolfgang König-tb; Bernt Laukamp-tb; Richard Lister-tb; Peter Sommer-tb; Leo Verheyen-tb; Günter Christmann-tb; Albert Mangelsdorff-tb; Paul Rutherford-tb; Willem van Manen-tb; Bernhard Hunnekink-tb; Jan Wolff-french horn; Peter Kowald-tuba?- ICP-Tentet (1977)?John Tchicai-as; Peter Brötzmann-saxes & clarinets; Peter Bennink-saxes, bagpipes; Gilius van Bergeyck-saxes; Bert Koppelaar-tb; Tristan Honsinger-cello; Michel Waisvisz-synth; Misha Mengelberg-p; Maarten van Regteren Altena-b; ?Han Bennink-dr” Killer set and one of the corner pieces of the European free music and free jazz scene of that day. Top copy and all complete!!!

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Our grading scale: Mint/ Near Mint/ Excellent/ VG++/. We don’t sell anything below VG++. VG++ grade is basically that the record has some scuffs and has wear. Excellent: record has hardly no visible defects and is preserved with care and attention, the condition most collectors take pride in to file away. Near Mint: a dash below mint, just perfect. Mint: like new.

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THIS SET IS HEAVY IN WEIGHT AND SHIPS FOR THE SAME AMOUNT AS 5 LP'S. SO IMPOSSIBLE TO SHIP THIS REGISTERED OR WITH EMS FOR 4$ OR 22$ FOR THAT MATTER. POSTAGE WILL BE CALCULATED BASED UPON THE WEIGHT FOR SHIPPING IT TO YOUR LOCATION WELL PACKED AND FULLY PROTECTED. IF YOU CAN'T COMPLY WITH THIS PLEASE REFRAIN FROM BIDDING. 

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= Registered Airmail to USA/Canada/Mexico/Oceania = $22 for 1 LP, $25 for 2 LP's, and $30 for 3 LP's.

= Registered Airmail to UK/Europe/Russia = $23 for 1 LP, $26 for 2 LP's, and $31 for 3 LP's.

= Registered Airmail to South America = $30 for 1 LP, $33 for 2 LP's, and $39 for 3 LP's.

= For Asian countries = Because the charge of the Registered Airmail is the same as EMS, we automatically send out your package by EMS. See the EMS rate below. 

In case of purchase more than $200, item(s) must be shipped by EMS (Express Mail with internet tracking, and the insurance).

= EMS Shipping to USA/Canada/Mexico/Oceania = $25 for 1 LP, $29 for 2 LP's, and $33 for 3 LP's.

= EMS Shipping to UK/Europe/Russia = $28 for 1 LP, $32 for 2 LP's, and $36 for 3 LP's.

= EMS Shipping to South America = $37 for 1 LP, $42 for 2 LP's, and $48 for 3 LP's.

= EMS Shipping to Asian countries = $20 for 1 LP, $23 for 2 LP's, and $26 for 3 LP's.

Registered Airmail Shipping rates for EP’s: USA & EUROPE & AUSTRALIA: $12 for one EP; 15 for 2 EP’s and 18$ for 3 EP’s

Registered Airmail Shipping rates for CD’s: USA & EUROPE & AUSTRALIA: $10 for one CD and 12$ for 2 CD’s

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