Axiom
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Axiom (record label)...and the Axiom imprint were once again reactivated. Unfortunately, Palm has since scaled back it's involvement in the recorded music field, effectively making Axiom dormant once again. A rumored play to buy the Axiom catalog from Polygram... In this article: Axiom, Chris Blackwell, Bill Laswell, Island Records, Universal Music Group, PolyGram, Material, Palm Pictures, Karsh Kale, and Simon Shaheen |
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Wikipedia | October 31, 2009
Bill Laswell
...retained an active role running the label) left Island Records. Although he took the Axiom imprint with him to his new Palm Pictures label, the back catalog stayed with Island. Many of the albums are now out of print, efforts to obtain master...
In this article: Bill Laswell, Material, Praxis, Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Celluloid, Chris Blackwell, Toshinori Kondo, and PiL
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www.palmpictures.com
Palm Pictures
Home of the audio/visual entertainment company which specializes in converging music and digital media, as well as produces DVDs, films, music, and anime.
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www.ink19.com
Ink 19 :: Tabla Beat Science
Live in San Francisco at Stern Grove (Axiom / Palm Pictures). Review by Bill Campbell. ... Axiom Records: http://www.axiom-records<wbr>.com Palm Pictures: http://www. ...
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Axiom (record label) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
... his new venture, Palm Pictures, Laswell and the Axiom imprint were once ... After moving to Palm Pictures, Axiom released only a handful of albums, notably ...
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Axiom / Palm Pictures mp3s, Axiom / Palm Pictures music ...
Download Axiom / Palm Pictures albums and specific songs. ... Top Axiom / Palm Pictures Albums. Live in San Francisco at Stern Grove by Tabla Beat Science ...
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store.palmpictures.com
Palm Store: Axiom: Reconstructions & Vexations
About Palm Pictures. Privacy Policy. View Cart ... On Axiom: Reconstructions & Vexations, six leading producers give the remix ...
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www.sacreddub.com
Sacred Dub: Tabla Beat Science - Tala Matrix
Discography entry for Tala Matrix, released by Tabla Beat Science in 2000 on Axiom/Palm Pictures. Sacred Dub's discography attempts to catalog all releases by Tabla ...
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www.res.com
Palm Audio - Palm Pictures
Palm Label Family. Palm brings you the imprints of the world's most respected producers. Axiom ... Axiom is legendary producer Bill Laswell's (Herbie Hancock, ...
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www.discogs.com
Tabla Beat Science - Discogs Marketplace
Various - Axiom: Reconstructions & Vexations (CD) Label: Palm Pictures. Cat#: PALMCD 2093-2 ... Label: Palm Pictures. Cat#: PALMCD 2084-2. Media Condition: Near ...
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Axiom was a record label founded by musician Bill Laswell in 1989, with the support of Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records. Axiom was an independent subdivision of Blackwell's Island Records, with Laswell being afforded a budget for a certain number of albums each year, basically of his own choosing. The freedom Blackwell gave Laswell gave rise to a number of studio albums and field recordings that otherwise would likely not have been made within the confines of a normal major label structure.
In 1989, Chris Blackwell had sold Island Records, which became a subsidiary of the Universal Music Group - with Blackwell staying on as CEO. In 1997, Blackwell resigned from Polygram after struggling with what he saw as restrictive oversight of his management. Axiom was (at that moment) shuttered as well, with most of the catalog falling out of print since then. When Blackwell started up his new venture, Palm Pictures, Laswell and the Axiom imprint were once again reactivated. Unfortunately, Palm has since scaled back it's involvement in the recorded music field, effectively making Axiom dormant once again. A rumored play to buy the Axiom catalog from Polygram also fizzled.
After moving to Palm Pictures, Axiom released only a handful of albums, notably by Material and the group Tabla Beat Science, which included Zakir Hussain, Ustad Sultan Khan, Bill Laswell, Karsh Kale and others.
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