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ディスク： 1

1 The Object Is A Hungry Wolf
2 32 Frames For Amplified Orchestra
3 Listening In
4 Cadenza For Piano And Electric Piano
5 Inside The Wolf
6 The Impossible Net
7 Listening In (Re-Modelled)

ディスク： 2

1 The Amusement (7” Edit)
2 45 Is
3 Goodbye Mr G
4 The Amusement 12”
5 Kink Konk Presto
6 East Fragment
7 Kink Konk Adagio

ディスク： 3

1 The Sequence
2 The Passage (Parts 1, 2, 3)
3 Sometimes It Rains

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内容紹介

Ztt Records Presents Andrew Poppy on Zang Tumb Tuum, a Three CD Box Set Compiling Classic Recordings, Unreleased and Rare Material Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of Poppy's Period with the Label. One of the UK'S Leading Contemporary Composers, Poppy Arrived at Ztt in 1984 Having Studied under John Cage and Founded the Avant-garde Collective the Lost Jockey (Crepsecule/Operation Twilight). E Went on to Successfully Straddle Two Worlds: Orchestral Compositions on One Hand; Left Field Pop Collaborations (Psychic TV, Coil, Nitzer Ebb) on the Other. Highlights of the Box Set Include Cadenza, a 14-minute Recording of Poppy's Breakthrough Composition; The Impossible Net, which Places Him Squarely at the Recent Convergence Between Classical and Electronics; Kink Kong Adagio - Industrial Downtempo from Before the Genre was So Named; Inside the Wolf, Poppy's Theme for Channel 4's the Tube; The Passage, a Completely Unreleased and Mesmerising Suite from Poppy's Very Last Session for Ztt.

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Ztt Records Presents Andrew Poppy on Zang Tumb Tuum, a Three CD Box Set Compiling Classic Recordings, Unreleased and Rare Material Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of Poppy's Period with the Label. One of the UK'S Leading Contemporary Composers, Poppy Arrived at Ztt in 1984 Having Studied under John Cage and Founded the Avant-garde Collective the Lost Jockey (Crepsecule/Operation Twilight). E Went on to Successfully Straddle Two Worlds: Orchestral Compositions on One Hand; Left Field Pop Collaborations (Psychic TV, Coil, Nitzer Ebb) on the Other. Highlights of the Box Set Include Cadenza, a 14-minute Recording of Poppy's Breakthrough Composition; The Impossible Net, which Places Him Squarely at the Recent Convergence Between Classical and Electronics; Kink Kong Adagio - Industrial Downtempo from Before the Genre was So Named; Inside the Wolf, Poppy's Theme for Channel 4's the Tube; The Passage, a Completely Unreleased and Mesmerising Suite from Poppy's Very Last Session for Ztt.

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  • 製品サイズ ‏ : ‎ 12.7 x 13.34 x 2.54 cm; 193.06 g
  • メーカー ‏ : ‎ Ztt
  • EAN ‏ : ‎ 0755401423285, 5055041805225
  • 製造元リファレンス ‏ : ‎ ZTT186CDX
  • レーベル ‏ : ‎ Ztt
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0009RS61Y
  • ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 3
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Bryan Paul Wats
5つ星のうち5.0 As advertised
2019年4月27日にドイツでレビュー済み
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Michael Mcewen
5つ星のうち5.0 Hungry for the Wolf
2006年9月28日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
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So it was the mid 80's and I would pretty much buy anything on the ZTT label. What a surprise it was to listen to Andrew Poppy's first album, The Beating of Wings. The first track "The Object is a Hungry Wolf" is an incredible orchestral piece: traditional and yet with very modern flourishes like the impressive cascading piano and the wordless choral part. Not quite what you would expect from the label that brought you Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Propaganda, but this outstanding composition is never far from my thoughts.

"32 Frames for Amplified Orchestra" is another orchestral piece. This one builds section by section, the tempo and instrumentation increasing slightly. Spectacular. "Listening In" is an electronic piece constructed mainly of non-musical percussive samples. This is trickier to appreciate, but it definitely sets a mood. It is a sound collage from before Pro Tools made those easier. "Cadenza for Piano and Electric Piano" is a minimalist piece. After a series of chords runs separated by long periods of silence, the piano starts an ethereal run with the electric piano shadowing and weaving throughout. It is a hypnotic track.

I was never able to find a copy of the album Alphabed (A Mystery Dance) (this is before the internet), but a friend had a 12" featuring "The Amusement". This is another accessible piece that almost sounds like a Propaganda track minus Claudia Brucken. "45 is" is a 20 minutes long minimalist piece. "Goodbye Mr. G" evokes Laurie Anderson. "Kink Konk" has a percussive industrial sound.

Both of these albums are included in this set along with a third album that was never released and some other rarities. The unreleased album, Under the Son, includes "Sequence" a driving drum and guitar piece with textured vocals, the epic "Passages (parts 1-3)" and the short muscular "Sometimes it Rains". Other rarities include alternate versions of tracks and music from the singles.

This isn't quite a complete set since the "The Amusement (Complete Version)" has been excluded for some strange reason (although the 7" and 12" versions are present). Also, the liner notes reveal that the "majority" of "Under the Son" is represented alluding to other unreleased music. That said this package is an incredible gift from ZTT. Highly recommended for those who are interested in contempory classical music.
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Neil C
5つ星のうち5.0 A hefty wedge of musical innovation - highly recommended
2008年5月9日に英国でレビュー済み
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This set, beautifully packaged, contains remastered versions of the two albums Andrew Poppy released on ZTT Records in the mid-eighties - 'The Beating of Wings' and 'Alphabed'. Significantly it also contains a wealth of previously unreleased material from that period....

This is music that is full of technical, intellectual, visceral and atmospheric appeal. It will almost certainly appeal to people who like Steve Reich or Philip Glass and other more obscure 'minimalist' composers, because it seems to initally be coming from that direction.

However, what makes it different, and in a way more interesting, is that at this point in his career Poppy seemed to be driving towards a music which was more studio focused in many respects and which went further than Reich, Glass and others in adopting the music technology and production techniques of popular music and using it to forge a bona fide new kind of art music. Thus, music such as this is the natural successor to Reich and Glass in the innovation stakes.

Of course we are talking mid-80s and Poppy particularly makes extensive use of the Fairlight CMI (cutting edge music technology at the time) to produce much of the music in this set. Where acoustic instruments and voices are used in conjunction with the electronics I believe the work is at its most successful. Sometimes the purely electronic pieces have an 80s pop feel which is not too far removed from the electro pop of the day, and thus is slightly dated.

The remastering has certainly helped across the board - 'The Object is a Hungry Wolf' for instance now sounds much fuller and less spikey than on the previous CD version.

Highlights for me across the whole collection include the stately '32 Frames for Orchestra', the propulsive extended mini-opera '45 Is' and the very ambient 'Goodbye Mr G' with its idiosyncratic use of text and narration. For me, a significant highlight of this set is the previously unreleased 'The Passage (1-3)', a 26 minute long epic with banging electronic metallic percussion and operatic vocals.

If you are interested in genuinely innovative music then it will be well worth your while purchasing this collection.
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wetbicycleclappersoup
5つ星のうち1.0 Really not convinced.
2017年1月7日に英国でレビュー済み
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Bought this a couple of years ago and somehow it got shoved to the back of the queue time and time again. Im now going through a lot of CDs to slim down my collection but have decided to listen to each one before deciding whats in and whats out. I play the least optimistic jobs first and this one happened to be number 63.

I wasnt hopeful based on vague memories but have read a couple of positive reviews so I went in with hope.

Sadly, I found it largely unsatisfying. It flits from one distopian mess to another with little there to leave any room for optimism. Norhing to latch on to.

I am so tempted to take it down the charity shop but Ill probably give it one more chance before it comes to that - largely because of those reviews.
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David McIntyre
5つ星のうち5.0 Memories of ZTT
2013年2月19日に英国でレビュー済み
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I remember hearing the object as a hungry wolf via the ZTT 1Q sampled album back in 1986. Loved it then love it more now with the passage of time. The whole collection is listenable although there are moments where i think I'm listening to Zappa's Jazz from Hell. Most of what ZTT produced in the mid 80's appeared to revolve around FGTH and Propoganda. This however is the jewel in their crown and vastly overlooked. Give it a try. Oh and its beautifully packaged aswell
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