the one he did with the Lounge Lizards.

>>64158845
so it's the first lounge lizards release?

I like the 12 songs he was in on Zorn's album Locus Solus

>>64158866
yeah, self-titled. unfortunately he left pretty soon after that record so none of their other albums have the totally fucked guitar sound.

>>64158902
okay, thank you. need to check it out

For his solo work, check out Invoke, Noon Chill and Mundo Civilizado in this order

I really love the track Illuminated.

The first Lounge Lizards album is good and all, but not particularly an "Arto Lindsay" kind of album

His work in the Golden Palominos and DNA are also worth checking out, but Frankly I like his solo material best.

>>64158845
This is the best one for sure but I'm surprised /mu/ has no love for the ambitious lovers

>>64159859
just to expand on this because I think Lindsay's solo work is almost criminally underrated... I saw him live with Marc Ribot guesting on guitar and it was just fabulous.

I think he combines a give-no-fucks New York attitude with an almost bossa nova like vulnerability in his music

Here are three tracks I love:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-viZ2HYFRU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLaeWpDEy1c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO8OiMZf6iM

>>64160239
>Marc Ribot/Arto

Damn that sounds cool. You see them at The Stone?

>>64161358
nah, Lindsay was on tour in Europe and Ribot guested on multiple dates - The Stone is certainly one of my favorite venues I've visited in the States

Looks like someone uploaded a smart phone-quality video of Lindsay and Ribot playing Let's Get Lost as a duo from the gig I went to - I remember being spellbound when Lindsay started singing and the chaos transformed slowly into a beautiful-but-rough-around-the-edges jazz standard, but of course the phone-quality video sounds and seems awful throughout, but here it is anyway:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb9wUbi2QYY