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| Floating World Vol. 1 |
20.43 |
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LP |
Very Good Plus (VG+)/Very Good (VG) |
Porto Franco Records PFR022 |
| Item Number: 2081116907 169704 |
vg+/ex, with insert, 6 cm seam split at the top, 4 cm seam split at the spine [169704]
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Tracklist
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| A1 | T.S. Eliot | | | A2 | Bataille | | | A3 | That Bad Undelicious Cookie | | | A4 | The Classicist | | | A5 | Hitler 1945 | | | B1 | Argument For Oh-Day Week | | | B2 | Philip Roth | | | B3 | Bird Is Gone | | | B4 | Earth As Dragon Egg | | | B5 | T.S. Eliot Reprise | |
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Barcode
Barcode: 8 5251500217 4
Credits
Accordion - Bob Reich (Tracks: B2), Marié Abe (Tracks: A4)
Alto Saxophone - Kasey Knudsen
Artwork - Rebecca Peters
Bass - Lisa Mezzacappa
Bass Clarinet, Composed By - Aaron Novik
Drums - Jamie Moore (Tracks: A1, A4, B3, B5), Jason Levis (Tracks: A2, A3, A5 to B2, B4)
Electric Piano - Bob Reich (Tracks: A3), Marié Abe (Tracks: B3)
Liner Notes - Evan Rehill
Mastered By - Michael Romanowski
Organ - Bob Reich (Tracks: A2, B1), Marié Abe (Tracks: A1, B5)
Piano - Rob Reich (Tracks: A5, B4)
Recorded By - John Finkbeiner
Recorded By, Mixed By - Eli Crews
Violin - Dina Maccabee (Tracks: A1, A4, B3, B5), Sarah Jo Zaharako (Tracks: A2, A3, A5 to B2, B4)
Vocals - Carla Kihlstedt (Tracks: A, B3), Katy Stephan (Tracks: B2, B4)
Notes
Handnumbered edition of 500 pcs - heavy vinyl.
Comes with lp-sized lyrics indert.
Composer and clarinetist Aaron Novik with a very limited 2011 record. The record is described on his web site as “an extension of The Mission Outsider Poets Project. This music uses texts/poems from local poets that are marginalized from the mainstream. Michael Bernard Loggins is a poet and writer who is developmentally disabled. His creative use of language and perceptions as a disabled person of color are as unique as they are beautiful and often times silly. Bart Alberti is a autistic savant who committed suicide in 2006. His poetry is highly intellectual and exploits the friction of juxtaposing imagery to create a unique beauty. Swan is a mentally ill homeless man who types leaflets that expound on his belief system, centered on feeding pigeons, rats and other vermin as a holy act.”
Novik has written music for different projects that could be defined as pop songs, chamber classical, psychedelic jazz, gypsy folk, and even heavy metal. Within these obviously disparate stylistic choices are a unifying compositional aesthetic that slowly reveals itself across his projects, and many of which are featured on Floating World. His 2012 album Secret of Secrets was released on John Zorn's Tzadik label.
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Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
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| Release Country: US |
| Release Date: 2011 |
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