Orthotonics
About Orthotonics
Orthotonics was an American experimental rock and free improvisation group from Richmond, VA, that began in 1979 as Ortho-Tones, but changed their name to Orthotonics in 1982. The group released a cassette-only release in 1983, "Accessible As Gravity", followed by the full-length albums "Wake Up, You Must Remember" in 1984 and "Luminous Bipeds" in 1986. In 1989, Orthotonics broke up. In 1975 Danny Finney (saxophone, vocals), Paul Watson (trumpet), and Pippin Barnett (drums) formed a jazz improvisation group, Idio Savant.
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Luminous Bipeds
Yo Ho
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Some Of Us
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Square Of Incoherence
Yam Carts
Accessible As Gravity
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Black & White TV
Why Whatever For
Painting
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This Time It Looked Like You
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On Death And Dying
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Barking Under a Banner
In The Numbling Way
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Perils In The Moonbrain
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01 - in the numbing way
This Time It Loocked Like You
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03 - cantagish
02 - sentiment
06 - luminous bipeds
04 - some of us
05 - yo ho
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02 - burnt shoes
05 - painting
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