Dali: The Endless Enigma by Klaus Schulze,Steve Roach , vendido en Mayo 2010, ¡Por 6.05 US$!
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Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.Item specifics - Music: CDsArtist: Various ArtistsRelease Date: Feb 21, 2006Format: CDRecord Label: Projekt RecordsUPC: 617026202723Genre: Dance, DJ & ElectronicDuration: Album or EPSub-Genre: Ambient & DowntempoCondition: Like NewSpecial Attributes: --See reviewsDetailed item infoTrack listing1. Tuna Fishing - Michael Stearns2. Great Masturbator, The - Michel Huygen3. Shades of Night Descending - Walter Holland4. Inventions of the Monsters - Djam Karet5. Impressions of Africa - Loren Nerell6. Face of Mae West - Klaus Schulze7. Assumpta Corpuscularia Lapislazulina - Bo Tomlyn8. Birth of Liquid Desires - Robert Rich/Steve Roach9. Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory, The - Steve Roach10. Rhinocentric Figure of Phidias' "Illisos" - Robert Rich/Steve RoachDetailsProducer:Djam Karet, Michel Huygen, Steve RoachDistributor:RED DistributionRecording type:StudioRecording mode:StereoSPAR Code:n/aAlbum notesPersonnel: Walter Holland (guitar); Mike Henderson (electric guitar, electric 12-string guitar, keyboards); Mike Ezzo (cheng, drums); William Elder (violin); Loren Nerell (wooden flute, synthesizer, drums); Gayle Ellett, Steve Leonard (keyboards); Henry J. Osborne (percussion).Audio Mixers: Walter Holland; Rebecca Richards; Klaus Schulze; Steve Roach.Recording information: Barcelona, Spain (02/1990-07/1990); Earthbound (02/1990-07/1990); Tangerinestudio, Orange, CA (02/1990-07/1990); Timeroom, Tucson, AZ (02/1990-07/1990); Underground Railroad Studios (02/1990-07/1990).Authors: Djam Karet; Michael Searns; Walter Holland; Klaus Schulze; Loren Nerell; Michel Huygen; Robert Rich; Steve Roach; Bo Tomlyn.Editor: Dan Hersch.Photographer: Miira Ojanen.Arranger: Michel Huygen.Dali: The Endless Enigma is an homage collection of electronic musical pieces inspired by the late artist's paintings. The album was conceived by Loren Nerell and Steve Roach. They were created by some of the more adventurous artists working in the medium at the time, who were asked to create new works based on their favorite Dali paintings. Originally issued in 1990 by Coriolis, the disc has been reissued in concert with Projekt. Germany's Klaus Schulze -- who was going very strong at the time -- and Spain's Michel Huygen; both are were/are well-known names in the medium, as are Americans Roach, Robert Rich, and Michael Searns. Other American artists include the band Djam Karet, Bo Tomlyn, Walter Holland, and Nerell. While everything here is worth hearing at least once, it is the two collaborations between Rich and Roach -- based on "Birth of Liquid Desires" and "Rhinocentric Figure of Phidias' "Illisos" that work the best. Both are relatively short, the former at just under five minutes, the second at just under three, because both men understand the wash element in Dali's paintings very well, where one image -- or the appearance of an image -- gives way to something else like a wave in the viewer's eyesight as they traverse the canvas; drones and ambient sounds with unplaceable elements bubbling up and around the listener are pervasive. There are voices in there somewhere too, and it's all happening simultaneously so it's impossible to hold onto for long. Likewise, Roach's solo track here, "The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory" is ambiguous form the git-go, much like the painting. There are slippery little rushes of what might be gamelan sounds, pipes, reverb, a keyboard, all shifting somewhat rhythmically, but never fully asserting their individual identities. The irregular "pulse" gives way to a sheeny drone about halfway through and that rhythm hides itself; it's all but imperceptible as the deeper layers come to the front, but it never entirely disappears. This is worth a listen or two, or perhaps even three; perhaps while looking through a catalog of Salvador Dali's work. ~ Thom JurekPortions of this page Copyright 1988 - 2010 MSI Music Corp. All rights reserved.Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2010 Muze Inc. All rights reserved.--
