Tuxedomoon-Bardo_Hotel_Soundtrack-2006-BLA

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MP3/FLAC

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BLA

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88,28 MB

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20

Date

2006-06-12

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ARTIST: Tuxedomoon
TITLE: Bardo Hotel Soundtrack
GENRE: Avantgarde
LABEL: Crammed Discs
BITRATE: 195 kbps avg
SIZE: 92.56MB
TRACKS: 20
ENCODER: LAME v3.90.3 --alt-preset standard
SOURCE: CD
LENGTH: 63:12
RIP DATE: 2006-06-12

TRACK LIST:

1    Hurry up and Wait (Flying Sequence)                  1:37
2    Effervescing in the Nether Sphere                    5:55
3    Soup du Jour                                         3:57
4    Flying Again                                         1:24
5    Triptych                                             6:11
6    I'm Real Stupid                                      1:03
7    Airport Blues                                        1:04
8    Needles Prelude                                      1:49
9    Prometheus Bound                                     2:31
10   Baron Brown                                          1:38
11   Jinx                                                 0:40
12   Loneliness                                           0:59
13   Remote (Pralaya)                                     4:15
14   Dream Flight                                         1:06
15   More Flying                                          2:16
16   Vucanic, Combustible                                11:28
17   Mr. Comfort                                          3:41
18   Another Flight                                       1:37
19   Invocation of                                        4:05
20   Carry on Circles                                     5:56


RELEASE NOTES:

Futuristic and romantic, lyrical and visionary, electronic
and acoustic, with its drum machines, saxophones, wailing
violins and haunted vocals, American but very European...
Tuxedomoon was definitely the most European of all American
bands. Steven Brown and Blaine Reininger form TM in 77 in
San Francisco, and are soon joined by Peter Principle  and
Winston Tong. They start out by surfing on the New Wave of
California, along with their contemporaries, but they soon
outgrow that narrow definition through their
instrumentation, their jazzy and classical leanings, their
taste for multi-media and theatrical presentation.
Tuxedomoon leave the States in 81 and will from then on live
in exile in various European cities. Their ability to
cristallize a certain dark and romantic zeitgeist quickly
make them one of the most influential bands of the decade.

After various collaborations by the band and its members to
the Made To Measure collection, the relationship between
Tuxedomoon and Crammed takes a new dimension in 85 with the
creation of CramBoy, a sub-label exclusively devoted to
releasing the band's more recent material (from "Holy Wars"
on), as well as their back-catalogue.

http://www.tuxedomoon.com/
http://www.crammed.be/crammed/38/index.htm

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