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Terje Rypdal, Miroslav Vitous, Jack DeJohnette (1979)

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20 Jahre 2 Monate her #16786 von Dr.Spengler
Rypdal, Vitous, DeJohnette (1979)


An otherworldly soundscape of aching beauty, this album is a must-have for aficionados of any member of this trio. Rypdal's guitar is hauntingly reverbed and distant throughout, though occasionally on "Seasons" he becomes too fond of caterwauling guitar synth. But this is truly an effort of trio fusion, with ineffable pieces like "Den Forste Sne" ("The First Snow") appearing and melting away without any tangible solos or structure. From the opening cymbal strikes of "Sunrise," this album is marked by DeJohnette's best drumming on record; his cymbal sound, pushed to the front and recorded with mikes both above and below the cymbal's bell — "because that's how the drummer hears it" — is nothing short of revelatory. Vitous' bass steadies Rypdal's flights of fancy, while his subtle electric piano lines float above. These elements combine most powerfully in "Believer," which builds from atmospheric shimmers of electric piano into a whorl of bass and plaintive guitar set against the dry rasp of resonating cymbals. — Paul Collins (AMG)


Jack DeJohnette - Drums
Terje Rypdal - Organ, Synthesizer, Guitar, Keyboards
Miroslav Vitous - Bass, Piano

Tracks:
1. Sunrise - 8:30
2. Den Forste Sne - 6:39
3. Will - 8:05
4. Believer - 6:27
5. Flight - 5:29
6. Seasons - 7:22

• Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode)
• Monkey's Audio 3.97 / Normal compression
• Replaygain
• 224 MB (235 554 789 Bytes)


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