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january.22.2001 - # internal release
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artist : Peace Orchestra
album : Peace Orchestra
year : 1999
label : G-Stone
genre : Lo-Fi
catalogue : GCD004
url : www.g-stoned.com
quality : CD 192k HQ True Stereo
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01.The Man Part One 04:45
02.Meister Petz 06:16
03.Double Drums 09:22
04.Domination 08:35
05.Marakesh 06:55
06.Henry 06:05
07.Who Am I 05:57
08.Shining 05:01
09.The Man Part Two 04:21
09 tracks | 57:17 mins | 78,8 MB
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Peace Orchestra, the debut album by Kruder & Dorfmeister's Peter
Kruder, suffers little for its lack of both producers. The kind of
trance-state trip-hop that sounds freshly minted by God himself,
these nine tracks belie the notion that trip-hop is a style
scavenger, content to paste sampled jazz-funk over a few hip-hop
breaks. Peace Orchestra is so lovingly crafted, so finely detailed,
that comparisons with the glut of trip-hop sinking the market seems
almost laughable. (Yes, it's that good.) A languid clarinet line
does a slow waltz with K&D's oft-used shuffle-beat on the highlight
"Meister Petz," while "Double Drums" works a mutated tech-synth
line with strong breakbeats. Kruder's musical sense comes from a
variety of musical capitals, including Rio de Janeiro (the fine,
delicate swing), New York (the jazz chords and shadings), East L.A.
(Latin percussion), and London (acid house ). Only Kruder (or
perhaps Dorfmeister) could distill so many elements into one
cohesive album without risk of blandness or musical fragmentation.
--AMG
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greetings to klangwerk, mgc, sour, dh, & impg
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