Jan Jelinek, Sarah Morris (2) – ICE Compositions / Miami

Jan Jelinek - ICE Compositions / Miami album cover

Label:	En/Of – EN/OF 004
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Limited Edition, Numbered
Country:	Germany
Released:	2002
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Minimal, Experimental

Tracklist

A1		ICE 695
A2		ICE 897
B1		ICE 897
B2		ICE 594

Credits

Artwork – Sarah Morris (2)

Notes

Limited edition of 100, plus 30 a.p.
Each item comes with an additional artwork:

Sarah Morris, "Miami", 2002.
Photo, 25 x 30 cm, 5 different images, each an edition of 20, plus 5 a.p. of each.

Signed & numbered.

Tracks #1 & #3 were released before under Jelinek's alter ego - Gramm. Check his "Personal Rock" album.

Other Versions (2)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	ICE Compositions / Miami (12", 45 RPM, Limited Edition, Numbered, gatefold)	En/Of	EN/OF 004	Germany	2002
New Submission	ICE Compositions (4×File, MP3, EP, Reissue, Stereo, 320 kbps)	En/Of	EN/OF 004	Germany	2021

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Reviews

adam01 Jun 23, 2024
Edited 2 months ago
Jen, please repress this. Feel free to re-release it as an anniversary edition with liner notes and new art work. By the data available to you from this discogs page, it seems like it will sell well.
imoda-pro Apr 9, 2015
Is B2 a cover or did Moodyman reproduce it?
MazaroAnonymous Jul 27, 2012
Edited 12 years ago
This release was reportedly a 12", but in every digital version I can find, the final track "Ice 594" is either 56 minutes long, or 8 minutes long, with an abrupt and unnatural sounding ending.

In the 56 minute version, all 56 minutes are occupied by constantly shifting music clearly made by the artist, the genuine article as far as I can tell. The track continues past the 8 minute mark in a natural manner, continuing for awhile with the same musical ideas as found in the first 8 minutes. Yet discogs lists no other version of this piece.

So, is the version on this 12" a shortened version that has failed to make it onto file sharing networks? And where did this 56 minute track originate from?