| $14.51
back in stock as of january 24th, 2012
first in stock on november 6th, 2003
threads: field-recordings
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| | | touch (uk) #to:27 cd chris watson “stepping into the dark” compact disc - low pressure (3:46)
- embleton rookery (4:24)
- the crossroads (5:02)
- river mara at dawn (6:27)
- river mara at night (4:59)
- a passing view (1:51)
- bosque seco (9:03)
- sunsets (5:02)
- the blue men of the minch (4:51)
- high pressure (5:13)
- gahlitzerstrom (4:05)
- the forest path (4:52)
| chris watson’s first solo disc from 1996. along with douglas quin & toshiya tsunoda, watson signifies the height of field-recording as an art-form (far beyond pure documentation) by presenting naturally occurring sound-events, devoid of any sort of post-processing, in a conceptual sequence.
technically brilliant and well out of this world (despite being, specifically, within it.) awesome. |
| | comes with a a 24-page booklet filled with photography and text.
the tracks are the atmospheres of "special places", recorded with the use of camouflaged microphones. low pressure glen cannich, inverness-shire, scotland (57.21°n 04.57°w) 0810h 6 october 1994 embleton rookery embleton, northumberland, england (55.30°n 01.38°w) 0600h 7 may 1983 the crossroads kiedler forest, northumberland, england (55.09°n 02.27°w) 0620h 27 march 1994 river mara at dawn river mara, maasai mara, kenya (01.25°s 35.07°e) 0615h 16 september 1994 a passing view los olivitos, lake maracaibo, venezuela (10.46°n 71.02°w) 2350h 3 april 1991 bosque seco santa rosa national park, costa rica (10.49°n 85.39°w) 0540h 6 april 1995 sunsets breachacha, island of coll, scotland (56.36°n 06.37°w) 2230h 16 may 1994 the blue men of the minch moray firth, scotland (57.30°n 04.15°w) 1400h 30 july 1995 high pressure ravenstonedale, cumbria, england (54.25°n 02.24°w) 0550h 25 february 1994 gahlitzerstrom ummanz, rügen islands, germany (54.32°n 13.11°e) 1740h 5 october 1993 the forest path meallan na ceardaich, glen affric, scotland (57.19°n 04.52°w) 0625h 7 october 1994 |
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