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Fred Frith & Henry Kaiser

12+ albums
Avant-GardeexperimentalExperimental Rockambientelectric guitar

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Fred Frith & Henry Kaiser "Friends & Enemies is the complete recordings (1979-1999) by Henry Kaiser and Fred Frith, who, separately & together, have both pushed the boundaries of what can be done in music and with their instruments for many decades now. This includes the albums "With Friends Like These", "Who Needs Enemies", their unreleased live album, and 30 minutes of material ßrecorded expressly for this set in January, 1999! Despite the fact that both players are "guitarists", there is a very wide range of sounds & styles to be found here. More than half of this material has never been on CD before." User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

1

The Trace

265
2

It Sings

219
3

Three Languages

214
4

One of Nature's Mistakes

214
5

The Changing of Names

199
6

The Kirghiz Light

198
7

Drowsy Maggie

198
8

The Golden Eighties

191
9

Roy Rogers

191
10

Objects Everyday

190

albums

With Enemies Like These, Who Needs Friends?

With Enemies Like These, Who Needs Friends?

Friends & Enemies

Friends & Enemies

With Enemies Likes These, Who Needs Friends?

With Enemies Likes These, Who Needs Friends?

With Friends Like These

With Friends Like These

Friends & Enemies (disc 1)

Friends & Enemies (disc 1)

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Friends & Enemies (cd one)

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Firends & Enemies

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Friends & Enemies (Disc 2)

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Friends and Enemies (cd two)

Friends and Enemies

Friends and Enemies

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Friends & Enemies [Disc 1]

Who Needs Enemies?

Who Needs Enemies?

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