Album · 1983
Locus Solus
- Released
- 1983
- Label
- Rift
- Catalogue no.
- Rift 007
- Tracklist
- 34 tracks
- Country
- US
“Locus Solus” is an album by John Zorn, released in 1983 on Rift. The original release has 34 tracks. The line-up features John Zorn (clarinet, soprano saxophone), Mark E. Miller (drums (drum set), congas), Arto Lindsay (guitar, vocals), Christian Marclay (turntable) and Ikue Mori (drums (drum set)).
Who played on Locus Solus
- John Zorn clarinet, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone all tracks
- Mark E. Miller drums (drum set), congas, drum machine, vocals on 11 tracks
- Arto Lindsay guitar, vocals on 10 tracks
- Christian Marclay turntable on 8 tracks
- Ikue Mori drums (drum set) on 8 tracks
- Peter Blegvad vocals on 8 tracks
- Wayne Horvitz electronic instruments, organ on 8 tracks
- Whiz Kid turntable on 8 tracks
- Anton Fier drums (drum set) on 7 tracks
Tracklist
- 1-A1 Bass and the Treble
- 1-A2 The Acquisition & Control of Fire
- 1-A3 Honey-cab
- 1-A4 Switch
- 1-A5 Juan Talks It Out of His System
- 1-A6 The Wish
- 1-A7 A Case Arose
- 1-A8 The Elf
- 1-B1 Getting Curly
- 1-B2 Don't Switch
- 1-B3 Smooth Cheeks of a Big Ego
- 1-B4 Add Water
- 1-B5 Cold
- 1-B6 Friar T.
- 1-B7 Too Me
- 1-B8 Self-Satisfied
- 1-B9 Dot Dot, Dot
- 1-B10 Liver
- 2-C1 Heike Cipher Mystery
- 2-C2 Jedi Mind Trick
- 2-C3 Mysterious Island
- 2-C4 You Only Live Twice, Mr. Bond
- 2-C5 When Arrows Meet
- 2-C6 Never Say Never Again
- 2-C7 Sign of the Four
- 2-C8 Locus Solus (Parts 1 & 2)
- 2-D1 Where Are My Victims?
- 2-D2 Disco Volante
- 2-D3 Kaiser in Borneo
- 2-D4 The Saint
- 2-D5 The Violent Death of Dutch Schultz
- 2-D6 Thunderball
- 2-D7 White Zombie
- 2-D8 The Slaves of Vesuvius
Production
- Martin Bisi engineer
- Michael Lytle engineer
- Steve McAllister engineer
More albums by John Zorn
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Locus Solus?
The line-up of Locus Solus includes John Zorn (clarinet, soprano saxophone), Mark E. Miller (drums (drum set), congas), Arto Lindsay (guitar, vocals), Christian Marclay (turntable), Ikue Mori (drums (drum set)), Peter Blegvad (vocals), Wayne Horvitz (electronic instruments, organ) and Whiz Kid (turntable).
Which label released Locus Solus?
Locus Solus was released in 1983 on Rift (Rift 007).
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