Holger Czukay - Linear City
Label:
Catalog#:
REV 066
Format:
CD, Album, Digipack
Country:
Germany
Released:
2006
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Abstract,
Experimental,
Ambient
Tracklist
| 1 | Africana Smooth | 11:15 | X | |
| Performer [Contributor] - Darren B. Dunn , Marc Uzan , Ola Norlander , Per Odderskov , Ray Darr , Susanne Drescher | ||||
| 2 | Echogirl | 11:45 | X | |
|
Performer [Contributor] -
Alan Evil
,
Andrew Paine (2)
,
Drew Kalapach
,
Haki
,
Luca Formentini
,
Michael Letourneau
,
Weeds Of Eden, The
Vocals - U-She | ||||
| 3 | Ten Steps To Heaven | 22:34 | X | |
|
Performer [Contributor] -
1605 Munro
,
Michel Banabila*
,
Beatsystem
,
Dane Johnson
,
Dreamfluid
,
James Webb
,
Noiseman433
,
Panoptic (2)
,
Tom Hamlyn
Vocals - U-She | ||||
| 4 | Africana Suselita | 16:12 | X | |
| Performer [Contributor] - Darren B. Dunn , Marc Uzan , Ola Norlander , Per Odderskov , Ray Darr , Susanne Drescher | ||||
Credits
Artwork By [Original Artwork Cover] -
Luc Pilmeyer
Artwork By [Re-release Layout] - Thomas Ewerhard
Composed By, Producer - Holger Czukay
Other [Concept] - Holger Czukay , U-She
Other [Re-release Coordination] - Michael Schmitz
Other [Translation] - Markus Schurr , Matt Goodluck
Artwork By [Re-release Layout] - Thomas Ewerhard
Composed By, Producer - Holger Czukay
Other [Concept] - Holger Czukay , U-She
Other [Re-release Coordination] - Michael Schmitz
Other [Translation] - Markus Schurr , Matt Goodluck
Notes
subtitle: Internet Audio Collabs
Reissue of the 2001 private release.
From the sleeve notes:
"It happened that the BBC world service sent me a recording of Sudanese Zar ceremonies and asked for a remix. Oh no, not again of those tourist ethno excursions I thought and I layed off the tape. After 1,5 years I found it again, listened and started to work on fictional Sudan scape. When it was finished I wanted to know how other peoples creativity would flow into such a ceremony. On my website I installed a collaboration platform and invited visitors to participate in this idea and thus "Africana" was initiated. Only 4 samples of the original tape were given for the start. 2 more collaborations followed in a similar way in which the participants had access to a data account where they could up- and download the results of the team. These were finally edited and mixed. This Internet collaboration proved how nice and effective it can be working together with people you never have seen nor met before. The Internet made it possible."
Reissue of the 2001 private release.
From the sleeve notes:
"It happened that the BBC world service sent me a recording of Sudanese Zar ceremonies and asked for a remix. Oh no, not again of those tourist ethno excursions I thought and I layed off the tape. After 1,5 years I found it again, listened and started to work on fictional Sudan scape. When it was finished I wanted to know how other peoples creativity would flow into such a ceremony. On my website I installed a collaboration platform and invited visitors to participate in this idea and thus "Africana" was initiated. Only 4 samples of the original tape were given for the start. 2 more collaborations followed in a similar way in which the participants had access to a data account where they could up- and download the results of the team. These were finally edited and mixed. This Internet collaboration proved how nice and effective it can be working together with people you never have seen nor met before. The Internet made it possible."