PROGRAM # 2929, Ambient Post-Rock (First aired on Mon. 4/27/09)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Jon Hopkins |
Insides |
Vessel, excerpt [1:30] |
Domino DNO227CD
www.dominorecordco.us |
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Tortoise |
A Lazarus Taxon |
Restless Waters [6:30] |
Thrill Jockey
Thrill 152 (3-CDs + 1 DVD)
Download from www.thrilljockey.com |
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Max Richter |
The Blue Notebooks |
Shadow Journal [8:30] |
Fat Cat #1304.
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Jon Hopkins |
Insides |
Vessel [4:30] |
See above. |
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Whitetree |
Cloudland |
Light on Light [6:00] |
Ponderosa 062 www.ponderosa.itOR www.myspace.com/whitetreespace |
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Hauschka |
Ferndorf |
Schönes Mädchen [3:30] |
Fat Cat #1308.
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Brian Blade (Daniel Lanois) |
Mama Rosa |
All Gospel Radio [4:30] |
Verve B0012613-02* |
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Jon Hopkins |
Insides |
The Wider Sun [2:30] |
See above. |
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Crib |
Remnant |
Remnant, excerpt |
True Classical TCCD-013
devinsarno.com/store/index.html |
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Comments [1]
Had never heard (of) Max Richter before. Very evocative, even something I might call romantic minimalism (not that I want to invent yet another term...).
Thx!
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