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Ambient, Soundscapes, Trance
Genre:
Electronic: Ambient
Release Date:
2003
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© Copyright-David Cooper Orton/James H. Sidlo
(634479751820)
Record Label: Uncle Buzz Records
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TransCollaboration is the five year project of David Cooper Orton (England) and James H. Sidlo (USA). David and James started this project out of mutual interests in looping, having "met" on The Looper's Delight mailing list. Looper's Delight is an open on-line forum for samplists to discuss different techniques and ideas concerning the looping of music and sound.
James proposed a joint project with David that would entail the trading of tapes with ideas. The end result is the cd ReCooperation: TransCollaboration. A release representing the progressive diversity from Uncle Buzz Records and Dogfingers Productions.
Together they create sound collages-aural landscapes-which initially traced the contours mapped-out by Brian Eno and Robert Fripp, but gradually moved-on to circumnavigate vistas of their own diving, which increasingly meander towards more urban environs.
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Always interesting, atmospheric and intelligent album
author: Mark, Ireland
A fine cd, well-crafted and full of flowing melodies and organic ambient sounds. Reminiscent of Fripp etc as everyone else has said. Relaxing, laid-back and soothing without being at all boring or lacking in musical interest.
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brilliant work
author: Serge Tikhanoff /serge@gallery.nsc.ru
Re: Cooperation Transcollaboration is perfectly brilliant work - incredibly powerful impression!
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Long-Distance Creation
author: Dusted Magazine
In many ways Re:Cooperation makes me nostalgic for a time, not so long ago, when musical experimentation and discovery were alive with a relaxed open-mindedness, sans ideological or socio-musico-intellectual axes to grind. What I find refreshing here is that this is music made by two artists who seem to have no agenda beyond that of following sound and music into evocative and interesting new places.
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Very interesting mix of music
author: pam stevens /shoehead42@hotmail.com
It goes fabulously with a sundown whilst riding a ferry!
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