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Belbury Poly / 4 АльбомаЖанр: Experemintal / Electronic
Страна: USA
Год издания: 2004 - 2012
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Источник : FLAC
Битрейт аудио: 320kbps
Треклист:
[spoiler="2004 - The Willows 43:26"]
01 Wildspot
02 The Willows
03 Caermaen
04 A Thin Place
05 Farmer’s Angle
06 Insect Prospectus
07 A Warning
08 Monstroon
09 Thorn
10 The Absolute Elsewhere
11 Far Off Things
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[spoiler="2006 - The Owl’s Map 46:50"]
01 Owls And Flowers
02 Rattler’s Hey
03 The Moonlawn
04 Music, Movement & Meaning
05 Wetland
06 Tangled Beams
07 The People
08 The New Mobility
09 Pan’s Garden
10 Lord Belbury’s Folly
11 Scarlet Ceremony
12 Your Way Today
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[spoiler="2009 - From An Ancient Star 49:29"]
01 - Belbury Poly Logotone (0:09)
02 - The Hidden Door (5:08)
03 - From an Ancient Star (4:59)
04 - A Year and a Day (4:56)
05 - The All at Once Club (3:47)
06 - Time Scale (2:14)
07 - Adventures in a Miniature Landscape (5:30)
08 - Widdershins (3:21)
09 - A Great Day Out (4:23)
10 - Clockwork Horoscope (3:37)
11 - Remember Tomorrow (4:47)
12 - Model Country (3:30)
13 - Seed Ships (3:07)
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[spoiler="2012 - The Belbury Tales 45:39"]
01. Belbury Poly Logotone B
02. Cantalus
03. Green Grass Grows
04. The Geography
05. A Pilgrim's Path
06. Now Then
07. Chapel Perilous
08. Unheimlich
09. My Hands
10. Goat Foot
11. Unforgotten Town
12. Earth Lights
13. Summer Round
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[spoiler="Об исполнителе (группе)"]
There's something strangely eccentric about the musical world of Belbury Poly, AKA electronic musician Jim Jupp. Influenced by a typically English combination of Radio Workshop-ish synthesizer experimentation, whimsical folk-rock, forgotten library music, 60s psychedelia and 70s kitsch, Jupp's music drunkenly veers between the quaint and the unusual. Yet as this fifth album on his own Ghost Box imprint shows, when he gets it right it can be a heady combination. In the wrong hands, such kitsch experimentation - complete with sleeve imagery of a sleepy English village - could be a bit too kitsch, but Jupp pulls it off - even when veering off into lounge-pop territory.
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