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Placid AnglesThe Cry

Label:

Peacefrog Records – PF069

Format:

2 x Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Techno, IDM, Ambient

Tracklist

A1Scarlett Season
A2Ocean (London Mix)
B1Fate
Written-By, ProducerJ. Beltrán*, S. McQueen*
B2Casting Shadows (On Warm Sundays)
C1Now And Always
C2Lavinia
D1Everything Under The Sun
D2Her Elements
D3Decembers Tragedy (Revisited)
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Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Peacefrog Records
  • Copyright ©Peacefrog Records
  • Pressed ByOrlake Records

Credits

  • DesignKelvin Govey
  • Photography ByBrian Mahoney (2)
  • Written-By, ProducerJ. Beltán* (tracks: A1, A2, B2 to D3)

Notes

(p) 1997 Peace Frog Records
(c) 1997 Peace Frog Records

On back sleeve:
Thanxs
God, the Beltrán and Lopez families, Mom and Dad - I love you, Michelle, Marc Beltrán,
Billy, Shelly Olivadoti, DJ Horsepower, Sam, Lundberg, T.C, Mike Sandborn, J-Lo,
Diana, C-Bucks, Derek May, Anders, Willem at Playboy, of course Pete and Jim, Justin,
Heather, Jaylun, Jules, Truck, R+S Records, Muzik Mag, and all of you too... Peace.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 025128 906919 >
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): PF 069 A-01-01-1
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched): PF+069+B2 ORLAKE
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side C, stamped): PF 069 C-01-01-1
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side D, etched): PF+069+D2 ORLAKE

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The Cry (CD, Album)Peacefrog RecordsPF069CDUK1997

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Reviews

  • delaneywm's avatar
    delaneywm
    incredible ambient techno from one of the best to ever do it
    • sunshine-recorder's avatar
      absolutely stunning LP with fresh and breezy, yet intricate beats.
      particular highlights for me are 'fate' with the gliding, textured pads and warm bassline and the off-kilter brain dancing broken styles of 'her elements'.
      some LPs will always remain timeless and this is one of those records - it even eclipses 'ten days of blue' in my opinion..!
      seek it out
      • tony879's avatar
        tony879
        Peracefrog have been doing some much needed re issues lately, this one deserves a timely re press please!
        • Alain_Patrick's avatar
          Alain_Patrick
          Edited 17 years ago
          John Beltran prooves once more his undeniable hability to create a soulful and emotional Techno journey on "The Cry" LP, alternating straight and break beats with beautiful melodies and synthesized chords.

          The author is certainly not a newbie, as he has been on the road since the very early nineties with a very mature musical perspective (just take a look at his "Aquatic" EP as Placid Angles with Mark Wilson A.K.A. Open House).

          "The Cry" gives the youngsters not only the idea that Techno can have chords and melodies, but also that it can have breakbeats or even a slow mood. Essential homework for those that still believe Techno is 'banging'...
          • cyberhippie's avatar
            cyberhippie
            Edited 18 years ago
            Very nice follow up to the "Ten Days Of Blue" album on the Peacefrog label.
            Some tracks remind me of that album and are the ones I would regard the best on this one. A2-Ocean (London Mix), B1-Fate, B2-Casting Shadows (On Warm Sundays), C1-Now And Always, C2-Lavinia, D1-Everything Under The Sun and ofcourse the revisited track "Decembers Tragedy" from "Ten Days Of Blue". This album is not as spectaculare as "Ten Days Of Blue" but is sertainly a must for people liking that beautiful ambient, warm techno sound Beltran produces.
            Recomended.

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