Terje Rypdal - Miroslav Vitous - Jack DeJohnette
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Artist:
Miroslav Vitous
Label: Ecm Records
Category: Music
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Media: Audio CD
UPC: 781182112520
EAN: 0781182112520
ASIN: B0000031Q9
Release Date: 1994-10-25 |
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drummers & percussionists who make good things much better
Tracks:
- Sunrise
- Den Forste Sne
- Will
- Believer
- Flight
- Seasons
Customer Reviews:
Reverb-soaked winter music.......2001-11-26
I bought this album specifically to hear Jack Dejohnette. I had read that mics were placed above and below his cymbals. The detailed production alone was worth the cost of the album. I also noticed that the album was recorded in Oslo, and as an Alaskan I can say that it has the feeling of a cold winter. For jazz fans, Rypdal's guitar tone might be a little too rock-ish, but is more than compensated by Vitous and Dejohnette's playing.
Dreamy, and yet demanding.......2001-03-14
This is one of my favorite albums to simply space out to, second maybe only to the same lineup's later album "To Be Continued." This album is a little more uneven, and not all its dissonant experiments work, but when it's good its very good indeed. Broad sustained washes of synth under keening guitar, sinewy bass, and DeJohnette's phenomenal yet pensive drumming. And I know this is a weird thing to single out, but the cymbal sound on this album is the best I've ever heard anywhere.
Mellow, introspective Rypdal.......2000-06-17
It's hard to say that this is typical Rypdal, because he's covered so much ground musically. Nevertheless you'll find here Rypdal's distinctive violin-esque guitar in six serene, meditative pieces. These are not tunes to tap your toe to, although there is one tune, "Flight," that has some of the more headlong, flashy guitar work. What you generally get in place of a driving beat is striking musical imagery and color. At times, the way the instruments come together is like two glaciers flowing into one another or streaks of morning light streaming across the sky. This isn't my favorite of Rypdal's work, but it is very fine.
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