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RLW - Pullover FLAC album


Performer: RLW
Genre: Electronic
Title: Pullover
Country: US
Released: 1996
Style: Abstract, Experimental
Label: Table Of The Elements
Catalog Number: 32 Ge
FLAC version ZIP size: 2077 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2347 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2356 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 755

Tracklist

1Reise
Voice [Sound Material] – Christian Renou, Kimihide Kusafuka, Markus Caspers
4:13
2Autos
Voice [Sound Material] – Markus Caspers, Ralf Wehowsky
3:33
3Cars
Voice [Sound Material] – Dorothea Conradi, Johann Simon Schmid-Paede
5:18
4Atmosphäre
Voice [Sound Material] – Danielle Sklar, Karla Borecky, Rudolf Ebner
5:30
5Relation
Voice [Sound Material] – Anne-Julie Rollet, Johann Simon Schmid-Paede, Jerome Noetinger, Karla Borecky, Scott Foust
5:42
6Atmosphere
Voice [Sound Material] – Stefan E. Schmidt
6:50
7Beziehung
Voice [Sound Material] – David Grubbs, Jim O'Rourke, Johann Simon Schmid-Paede, Stefan E. Schmidt
4:03
8Travel
Voice [Sound Material] – Francisco Lopez, Ralf Wehowsky
9:04

Credits

  • Composed ByRalf Wehowsky
  • Design [Cd Design]Jeff Hunt
  • Liner Notes [English Translation By]David Grubbs, Markus Caspers
  • Producer [Post-production]Bernhard Günter, Ralf Wehowsky
  • Text By [Texts]Markus Caspers

Notes

All Texts (1993-95) by Markus Casper, all compositions c. and p. Ralf Wehowsky 1995.
The texts were sent to artists all over the globe to record interpretations. All recordings were to be in German, independent from the interpreter's native language.
These recordings were used by Ralf Wehowsky to compose this CD's track.
All texts are presented both in a semantic and an abstract version. The participants' voices -- in their recording situation -- were the only sound sources to be used.

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Obi - Text): 6 00401 03212 1
  • Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): L384 7090 GERMANIUM B60928-18
  • Mastering SID Code (Mirrored): L384
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 6100
Arthunter
NON-MUSIC ABSTRACT ELECTRONIC noise scratch free form chaos. Often reminding me of a sweeping radio dial never fixing on any particular station. An experiment in interpretation, almost an exercise; "texts were sent to artists all over the globe to record interpretations. All recordings were to be in German, independent from the interpreter's native language." I hear religious overtones that crop up in several tracks which brings an element of familiarity to an otherwise cold, unfamiliar territory. Noteworthy american artists who contributed to this recording were the del Sol brothers: David Grubbs and Jim O'Rourke.