3LP The Cinematic Orchestra: Every Day DLX | LTD | CLR

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Every Day - CD, LP

The Cinematic Orchestra

Elektronische Musik | Downtempo | Future Jazz

2002

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3LP The Cinematic Orchestra: Every Day DLX | LTD | CLR

Red Transparent 20th Anniversary Vinyl Limited Edition

Ninja Tune 14. April 2023 Europa, UK und USA

Album Deluxe Edition Limited Edition Reissue Coloured Vinyl

Mehr lesen ID: 433267 EAN: 5054429169829 Discogs ID: 26745971

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Unterwegs 4 St.

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48,99 € ~~61,99 €~~

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Details

Titel	Every Day DLX \| LTD \| CLR
Künstler	The Cinematic Orchestra
Mehr Information	Red Transparent 20th Anniversary Vinyl Limited Edition
Format	3x LP (Vinyl)
Verlag	Ninja Tune
Land der Veröffentlichung	Europa, UK und USA
Erscheinungsdatum	14. April 2023
Erstmals veröffentlicht	2002
Gewicht	690 g
EAN	5054429169829
Produkt-ID	433267
Discogs ID	26745971
Discogs-Bewertungen	4.68

The Cinematic Orchestra: Every Day DLX | LTD | CLR Die Version auf Vinyl 3LP in deluxe limitierte farbiger Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in Europa, UK und USA im Verlag Ninja Tune am 14. April 2023.

The Cinematic Orchestra's album "Every Day," released in 2002, is a compelling blend of jazz, electronica, and trip-hop elements that marked a significant moment in the evolution of nu-jazz. The album consists of nine tracks, each weaving a tapestry of lush soundscapes and intricate rhythms. Among these tracks are "Horizon," a piece that stretches the boundaries of jazz with its expansive sonic palette; "Burn Out," which showcases the group's ability to meld atmospheric textures with driving beats; and the title track "Everyday," which encapsulates the album's theme of finding beauty in the mundane.

Album Genres übergreifend Elektronische Musik, Downtempo und Future Jazz. Red Transparent 20th Anniversary Vinyl Limited Edition.

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A1	All That You Give	6:05 min
	Acoustic Bass Phil France \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Electronics Patrick Carpenter \| Engineer [1st] Steve Higdon \| Engineer [2st] Brian Bayley \| Featuring [Vocals] Fontella Bass \| Harp Rhodri Davies \| Percussion Milo Fell \| Recorded By [Instrumentation Recorded By] Jamie Finch \| Vocals Fontella Bass
A2	Burn Out	10:10 min
	Acoustic Bass, Electric Piano Phil France \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Piano John Ellis \| Recorded By [Instrumentation Recorded By] Jamie Finch
B1	Evolution	6:40 min
	Acoustic Bass Phil France \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Piano John Ellis \| Engineer [1st] Steve Higdon \| Engineer [2st] Brian Bayley \| Featuring [Vocals] Fontella Bass \| Recorded By [Instrumentation Recorded By] Jamie Finch \| Synthesizer [Rh 101], Effects [Turntables] Patrick Carpenter
B2	Man With The Movie Camera	9:10 min
	Drums Luke Flowers \| Effects [Turntables], Electronics Patrick Carpenter \| Electric Bass, Piano [Acoustic] Phil France \| Soprano Saxophone Tom Chant
C1	All Things To All Men	11:00 min
	Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Bass Phil France \| Featuring [Vocals] Roots Manuva \| Harp Rhodri Davies \| Piano [Acoustic] John Ellis \| Soprano Saxophone Tom Chant \| Vocals Roots Manuva \| Written-By Rodney Smith
C2	Flite	6:35 min
	Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Bass, Electric Piano [Rhodes] Phil France \| Percussion Milo Fell \| Recorded By [Drums Recorded By] Greg Morgan \| Recorded By [Instrumentation Recorded By] Jamie Finch
D	Everyday	10:20 min
	Acoustic Bass Phil France \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Synthesizer [Moog] John Ellis
E1	Oregon	3:55 min
	Written-By, Saxophone Tom Chant
E2	Horizon	4:45 min
	Backing Vocals [Additional] Kiesha Johnson \| Drums Luke Flowers \| Electric Bass, Electric Piano [Rhodes] Phil France \| Electronics Patrick Carpenter \| Featuring [Vocals] Niara Scarlett \| Percussion Milo Fell
F1	Semblance	2:45 min
	Mastered By Mike Hillier \| Saxophone Tom Chant
F2	Flite (Original Version)	7:00 min
	Electric Bass, Electric Piano [Rhodes] Phil France \| Mastered By Mike Hillier \| Percussion Milo Fell \| Written-By Luke Flowers