Fennesz + Sakamoto - Flumina

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Fennesz + Sakamoto ‎– Flumina

Label:
Commmons – RZCM 46910~1
Format:
2 × CD, Album
Country:
Japan
Released:
15 Aug 2011
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Modern Classical, Experimental, Ambient

Tracklist

1-1 0318 4:27
1-2 0319 5:40
1-3 0320 4:43
1-4 0322 5:35
1-5 0324 6:49
1-6 0325 4:20
1-7 0327 5:30
1-8 0328 5:30
1-9 0330 4:44
1-10 0401 4:55
1-11 0402 6:15
1-12 0404 4:34
2-1 0405 4:51
2-2 0407 4:38
2-3 0409 4:53
2-4 0411 5:23
2-5 0415 5:14
2-6 0417 3:44
2-7 0419 5:00
2-8 0423 5:17
2-9 0424 4:28
2-10 0425 6:56
2-11 0428 4:55
2-12 0429 5:58

Credits

Notes

Recorded at Amann Studios, Vienna and at KA+B Studios, NY and Japan.
Mixed at BA+B Studios, NY.

℗ 2001 Touch Music [MCPS]/KAB Inc. [JRC]
© 2011 Manufactured by Avex Marketing Inc.
Made in Japan.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 4 988064 469109

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Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Flumina (2xCD, Album) Touch Tone 46 UK 2011

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Review by kruisspin Sep 23, 2011
I just listend two tracks on U~tube and it sound beautifull,just for me the pianosounds are to loud,have to hear this on a good stereo equipment hanging out in your seat of porch.now the good news is (don't pay lots of money to people they just wone earn quick money and are not musiclovers) TOUCH will bring this nice gem out in europe this year (i hope so) and everybody can buy this on a normal price. There are a two other albums like this on touch and they are pretty good.Fennesz hold him self in on this gem and i am not sorry to hear becouse with Sakamoto you have to balance and they do,so end of story.thanks FENNESZ and SAKAMOTO for this beautifull piece of work!!!
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Review by montrealpunk Sep 06, 2011 (edited 8 months ago)
These two composers often produce great music together. However, this long work is not one of them. The first CD, though very pretty and atmospheric, is very derivative of Erik Satie ( a trait Sakamoto should be wary of). They seem to rely too heavily on the combination of their instruments and, now that the listener is somewhat familiar with this sound combination, should aim more for invention.
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