DISCOGRAPHY
LOOSE WIRES
(ENJ 90712)
July 1997 Guitar Player Magazine wrote: "Against Godard's tuba chugs and Nauseef's traps, Tadić plays outside melody lines and dark rhythmic clusters that evoke some of Zappa's best whole-tone-inspired solos. A tone craftsman, Tadić creates huge, breathy timbres. Even when saturated, they're rich with detail."
- Chanson pour Lise (M. Godard)
- Stara pesma (M. Tadić)
- It's Still Quite Dark, But There Are Some Signs Of Light (M. Nauseef)
- Monster (M. Godard)
- Bakija (M. Tadić)
- Les enfants qui s'aiment (V. Kosma)
- Emilio (M. Tadić)
- Spiritual (J. Coltrane)
- The Locust Have Returned... (Godard / Tadić / Nauseef)
- Down Home Where the Blowfish Roam (Nauseef / Tadić / Godard)
- The Immaculate Conception (Tadić / Nauseef / Godard)
Michel Godard - tuba and serpent
Miroslav Tadić - classical and electric guitars, homemade devices
Mark Nauseef - drums and percussion
Recorded in June 1995 by Walter Quintus at CMP Studio Zerkall, Germany
Produced by Loose Wires and Walter Quintus
Art direction by Esther Mera