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artist · charlemagne palestine, david coulter and jean marie mathoul
release · maximin
year · 2002
genre · ambient
label · young god records
catalogue · yg21
website · www.younggodrecords.com
date · 14-apr-2004
quality · 199kbps/44,1khz
source · compact disc
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01 jamaica heinekens in brooklin revisited #1 6:00
02 schlongo!!!daluvdrone revisited #1 12:09
03 schlongo!!!daluvdrone revisited #2 3:22
04 karenina revisited 12:03
05 schlongo!!!daluvdrone revisited #2 3:39
06 jamaica heinekens in brooklin revisited #2 8:24
07 jamaica heinekens in brooklin revisited #3 2:05
playtime · 00h 47m 42s
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music of the seminal early minimalist composer charlemagne
palestine, as re-configured/re-iterated by david coulter and jean
marie mathoul, in co-operation/collaboration with mr. palestine.
coulter and mathoul have taken previously recorded works of mr.
palestine and - with the full respect due these often transcendent
and sacred works - interwoven new sounds/found-sounds, drones, and
unexpected textures into an ever-shifting flow that brings new
light to these deeply soulful, sonic-sculptural emanations.
re-contextualizing the pure and spiritual force of nature that mr.
palestineÆs music represents could be a risky musical undertaking,
but in my opinion coulter and mathoul have pulled it off
beautifully, inspired solely by their love and respect of the
original works themselves. the mixes have an authentic, hand made
sensibility, and even when electronics are occasionally
introduced, retain an organic feel.
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