A1 Jack Rose - How Green Was My Valley
A2 Jack Rose - Buckdancer's Choice
B Silvester Anfang - Geen Vlaemsch, Geen Senzen
Split entre Jack Rose et Silvester Anfang, groupe belge se définissant lui même comme du krautfolk post-satanique. Ici Jack Rose reprend le "How Green was my Valley" de John Fahey et le "Buckdancer's Choice" de Sam McGee, selon sa technique éprouvée du fingerpicking et c'est comme si chacun de ses petits doigts étaient animés de sa vie propre. Quant à Silvester Anfang ils signent à nouveau un morceau de free folk foutraque....
The first thing that strikes you about this split tour 7" from guitar maestro Jack Rose and Belgian occultists Silvester Anfang is the eerie sleeve art, bringing to mind the diabolical engravings in that book from The Ninth Gate. Entirely in keeping with that tone is the all-out creepfest 'Geen Vlaemsch, Geen Senzen' on the Anfang side, one of the group's more concise statements to date, held together by creaky string drones and out of step drumming. Jack Rose supplies two solo pieces, the first being a rendition of John Fahey's 'How Green Was My Valley', immaculately plucked out on lapsteel, the second a more blues-oriented fingerpicking of Sam McGee's 'Buckdancer's Choice'. Superb.
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