Kurt Weisman – Orange
Label: | Autumn Records – ar014 |
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Format: | CD, Limited Edition |
Country: | US |
Released: | |
Genre: | Folk, World, & Country |
Style: | Experimental, Neofolk |
Tracklist
1 | New England Snakes | |
2 | Self-Portrait With Skull | |
3 | Let My Spirit Rise | |
4 | Rainbow Blues | |
5 | Orange | |
6 | When I Saw Him With You | |
7 | New Blueberry Song | |
8 | Tulip Tree Trail |
Companies, etc.
- Duplicated By – newcyberian.com
Credits
- Artwork [Woodcut] – Ben Stamper
- Producer – Ben Stamper, Kurt Weisman
Notes
Limited to 300 copies. Packaged in silk-screened cardboard ECOPAK with black & white woodblock print copy insert.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: CD Replicated by newcyberian.com(Orange) D087395 8C
- Mastering SID Code: IFPI LT021
- Mould SID Code: IFPI TAZ01
Recommendations
Reviews
- Just one of the best solo folk albums I've heard in a long, long time. Kurt's singing style is uniquely falsetto, though it ends up sounding entirely appropriate. Much of this album is drenched in a wispy gentleness akin to maybe Vashti Bunayn or certain Donovan songs, coming across as very light and airy. Kurt's guitar playing style is mostly way off the radar, exhibiting a kind of asynchronous, cacophonous nature much of the time. Of course, he also seems to have a pretty good grasp of more conventional approaches.
The songwriting on Orange is often sweet and always personal. Songs like 'Let My Spirit Rise', 'New Blueberry Song' and 'Rainbow Blues' almost grant a feeling of weightlessness. They're just unadulterated, sweet and happy songs. The instrumental numbers are just as powerful, and some of these ('Orange' in particular) stray into some very bizarre and abstract territories.
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