3LP The Cinematic Orchestra: Every Day DLX | LTD | CLR

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Every Day - LP, CD

The Cinematic Orchestra

Muzyka elektroniczna | Downtempo | Future Jazz

2002

Warianty:

3LP The Cinematic Orchestra: Every Day DLX | LTD | CLR

Red Transparent 20th Anniversary Vinyl Limited Edition

Ninja Tune 14. kwietnia 2023 Europa, Wielka Brytania i USA

Album Deluxe Edition Limited Edition Reissue Coloured Vinyl

Czytaj więcej ID: 433267 EAN: 5054429169829 Discogs ID: 26745971

Status

Nowość

Dostępność

W magazynie Ostatnia sztuka

Cena

205,99 zł ~~259,99 zł~~

Dostępność

W magazynie Ostatnia sztuka

Szczegóły

Tytuł	Every Day DLX \| LTD \| CLR
Wykonawca	The Cinematic Orchestra
Więcej informacji	Red Transparent 20th Anniversary Vinyl Limited Edition
Format	3x LP (winyl)
Wydawca	Ninja Tune
Kraj wydania	Europa, Wielka Brytania i USA
Data wydania	14. kwietnia 2023
Wydane po raz pierwszy	2002
Waga	690 g
EAN	5054429169829
ID produktu	433267
Discogs ID	26745971
Recenzje Discogs	4.68

The Cinematic Orchestra: Every Day DLX | LTD | CLR Wersja na winylu 3LP w deluxe ograniczone kolorowane wydanie. Ta konkretna edycja została wydana w Europa, Wielka Brytania i USA w wydawnictwie Ninja Tune dnia 14. kwietnia 2023.

The Cinematic Orchestra's album "Every Day," released in 2002, is a compelling blend of jazz, electronica, and trip-hop elements that marked a significant moment in the evolution of nu-jazz. The album consists of nine tracks, each weaving a tapestry of lush soundscapes and intricate rhythms. Among these tracks are "Horizon," a piece that stretches the boundaries of jazz with its expansive sonic palette; "Burn Out," which showcases the group's ability to meld atmospheric textures with driving beats; and the title track "Everyday," which encapsulates the album's theme of finding beauty in the mundane.

Album sięga do gatunku Muzyka elektroniczna, Downtempo i Future Jazz. Red Transparent 20th Anniversary Vinyl Limited Edition.

Ładowanie...

A1	All That You Give	6:05 min
	Acoustic Bass Phil France \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Electronics Patrick Carpenter \| Engineer [1st] Steve Higdon \| Engineer [2st] Brian Bayley \| Featuring [Vocals] Fontella Bass \| Harp Rhodri Davies \| Percussion Milo Fell \| Recorded By [Instrumentation Recorded By] Jamie Finch \| Vocals Fontella Bass
A2	Burn Out	10:10 min
	Acoustic Bass, Electric Piano Phil France \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Piano John Ellis \| Recorded By [Instrumentation Recorded By] Jamie Finch
B1	Evolution	6:40 min
	Acoustic Bass Phil France \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Piano John Ellis \| Engineer [1st] Steve Higdon \| Engineer [2st] Brian Bayley \| Featuring [Vocals] Fontella Bass \| Recorded By [Instrumentation Recorded By] Jamie Finch \| Synthesizer [Rh 101], Effects [Turntables] Patrick Carpenter
B2	Man With The Movie Camera	9:10 min
	Drums Luke Flowers \| Effects [Turntables], Electronics Patrick Carpenter \| Electric Bass, Piano [Acoustic] Phil France \| Soprano Saxophone Tom Chant
C1	All Things To All Men	11:00 min
	Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Bass Phil France \| Featuring [Vocals] Roots Manuva \| Harp Rhodri Davies \| Piano [Acoustic] John Ellis \| Soprano Saxophone Tom Chant \| Vocals Roots Manuva \| Written-By Rodney Smith
C2	Flite	6:35 min
	Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Bass, Electric Piano [Rhodes] Phil France \| Percussion Milo Fell \| Recorded By [Drums Recorded By] Greg Morgan \| Recorded By [Instrumentation Recorded By] Jamie Finch
D	Everyday	10:20 min
	Acoustic Bass Phil France \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Synthesizer [Moog] John Ellis
E1	Oregon	3:55 min
	Written-By, Saxophone Tom Chant
E2	Horizon	4:45 min
	Backing Vocals [Additional] Kiesha Johnson \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Bass, Electric Piano [Rhodes] Phil France \| Electronics Patrick Carpenter \| Featuring [Vocals] Niara Scarlett \| Percussion Milo Fell
F1	Semblance	2:45 min
	Mastered By Mike Hillier \| Saxophone Tom Chant
F2	Flite (Original Version)	7:00 min
	Electric Bass, Electric Piano [Rhodes] Phil France \| Mastered By Mike Hillier \| Percussion Milo Fell \| Written-By Luke Flowers