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Floating World

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発売日 2015年09月04日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルCherry Red
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 ECLEC2210
SKU 5013929731042

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:36:42
Personnel: Tony Duhig (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, organ, vibraphone, glockenspiel, electric bass); Jon Field (acoustic guitar, harp, cello, flute, alto flute, piano, organ, vibraphone, glockenspiel, conga drum, talking drum, gong). Liner Note Author: Marco Rossi. Recording information: Island Studios, Hammersmith, London; Nova Sound, London. Translator: Richard Lane. Once a symbol of the Vertigo label's adventurism, Jade Warrior's lack of sales led to their dismissal in 1972, which inevitably resulted in the band's disintegration. However, the Warrior's multi-instrumentalists, Jon Field and Tony Duhig, soldiered on at the urging of Steve Winwood, whose enthusiastic support of the diminished Warrior secured the duo a deal with his label, Island. Floating World was the new-look Jade's debut, a concept album themed around the Japanese philosophy of Ukiyo, with the songs revolving around two interrelated series of compositions. It's a complex set, and helpfully this reissue's excellent sleeve notes assist in making sense of it. The compositions may be interlaced, but the album itself is as diverse as any previous Jade offering. The opening "Clouds," for example, juxtaposes an ethereal girls choir, tinkling wind chimes, glowing ambient passages, and incendiary guitar licks. "Red Lotus" is even more musically aggressive, wherein metal smashes into Far East gongs, until abruptly the piece succumbs to the charms of a bright flute. "Monkey Chant"'s guitar solo pays tribute to Jimi Hendrix, and is interspersed by surging vocal chants. "Mountain of Fruit and Flowers" could have come straight from a Hollywood epic soundtrack, except that it keeps sliding into jazz, and is in fact a variation on Jade's "On the Mountain of Fruit" from their Fifth Element album, while other songs shimmer and shine in dreamy luminescence. It's this sheer diversity of sounds and moods, the constant clash or gentle intermingling of Eastern and Western styles, and the set's glittering atmospheres that made Floating World an undeniable masterpiece. ~ Jo-Ann Greene
エディション : Remaster
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)

  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Clouds
    2. 2.
      Mountain Of Fruit And Flowers
    3. 3.
      Waterfall
    4. 4.
      Red Lotus
    5. 5.
      Clouds
    6. 6.
      Rain Flower
    7. 7.
      Easty
    8. 8.
      Monkey Chant
    9. 9.
      Memories Of A Distant Sea
    10. 10.
      Quba

作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト： Jade Warrior

オリジナル発売日：1974年

商品の紹介

ジェイド・ウォーリアー74年リリースの4作目のアルバムFloating Worldのリマスター盤。ヴァーティゴからアイランドへの移籍を機に、主要メンバーのジョン・フィールドとトニー・デューイのデュオを中心としたプロジェクトへと再編された彼らのレーベル第一弾作品。無機質なまでに穏やかなアンビエントを基調に、ファズ・ギターをはじめとするサイケデリック・サウンドや多彩なパーカッションや管楽器を駆使して構築されるエスニック・サウンド。牧歌的なフォーク・ロックからアート・ロック/ワールド、そしてテクニカルなジャズ・ロックまで様々な要素を取り込みながら絶妙に調和させた独特のサウンド・メイキングは、単なるヒーリング/イージーリスニングに陥らないプログレッシヴ・ロックの系譜を感じさせる傑作。オリジナル・マスター・テープからのリマスター音源を使用した全10曲を収録する。オリジナルを復刻したアートワークや写真、ライナーノーツなどを掲載したブックレット付き。
発売・販売元 提供資料（2015/08/13）

Once a symbol of the Vertigo label's adventurism, Jade Warrior's lack of sales led to their dismissal in 1972, which inevitably resulted in the band's disintegration. However, the Warrior's multi-instrumentalists, Jon Field and Tony Duhig, soldiered on at the urging of Steve Winwood, whose enthusiastic support of the diminished Warrior secured the duo a deal with his label, Island. Floating World was the new-look Jade's debut, a concept album themed around the Japanese philosophy of Ukiyo, with the songs revolving around two interrelated series of compositions. It's a complex set, and helpfully this reissue's excellent sleeve notes assist in making sense of it. The compositions may be interlaced, but the album itself is as diverse as any previous Jade offering. The opening "Clouds," for example, juxtaposes an ethereal girls choir, tinkling wind chimes, glowing ambient passages, and incendiary guitar licks. "Red Lotus" is even more musically aggressive, wherein metal smashes into Far East gongs, until abruptly the piece succumbs to the charms of a bright flute. "Monkey Chant"'s guitar solo pays tribute to Jimi Hendrix, and is interspersed by surging vocal chants. "Mountain of Fruit and Flowers" could have come straight from a Hollywood epic soundtrack, except that it keeps sliding into jazz, and is in fact a variation on Jade's "On the Mountain of Fruit" from their Fifth Element album, while other songs shimmer and shine in dreamy luminescence. It's this sheer diversity of sounds and moods, the constant clash or gentle intermingling of Eastern and Western styles, and the set's glittering atmospheres that made Floating World an undeniable masterpiece. ~ Jo-Ann Greene
Rovi

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