Rock/Pop
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In The Round

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発売日 2006年07月24日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルTalking Elephant
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 TECD099
SKU 5028479009923

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:47:22
This 1986 album by the reformed Pentangle (minus John Renbourne and Danny Thompson) features a singular, folk-pop approach that alienated some sentimental fans of the original line-up. The band's old medieval modalities ("Suil Agrar ") and intricate acoustic picking ("The Saturday Movie") are given a polite nod, but the recording emphasizes electric guitars, assertive pop rhythms, and new bass player Nigel Portman Smith's flowing fretless bass. The new direction feels inspired, and the melodies are some of the strongest of the band's career. The instantly catchy "Come to Me Baby" should have been a hit, and Jaqui McShee's gorgeous and protean vocals show no sign of wear.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)

  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Play the Game

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    2. 2.
      The Open Sea

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    3. 3.
      She Moved Through the Fair

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    4. 4.
      Set Me Free (When the Night Is Over)

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    5. 5.
      Come to Me Baby

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    6. 6.
      Sunday Morning Blues

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    7. 7.
      Chase That Devil Away

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    8. 8.
      The Saturday Movie

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    9. 9.
      Suil Agrar

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    10. 10.
      Circle the Moon

      アーティスト: Pentangle

    11. 11.
      Let Me Be

      アーティスト: Pentangle

作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト: Pentangle

商品の紹介

The addition of multi-instrumentalist Nigel Portman Smith in the bass chair enabled Pentangle to employ a broader, more varied instrumental palette on In the Round than on its predecessor, Open the Door. However, this more eclectic sound is also less unified than on the previous release. Bert Jansch is in excellent form on guitar, and plays some nice banjo on "Play the Game." Smith's electric piano helps make "Chase That Devil Away" one of the most overt jazz pieces in the Pentangle canon, and Mike Piggott's electric guitar is more pronounced here than in the past. In fact, there is more of a rock feel to the whole album than one would normally associate with Pentangle, but there's still plenty of material to satisfy the folkie clientele, with Jacqui McShee's vocals as beautiful and haunting as ever. ~ Jim Newsom
Rovi

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