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MAX RICHTER THE BLUE NOTEBOOKS 180g BLUE VINYL 2LP SEALED RSD 2018 002894835016
Sold Date:
January 29, 2020
Start Date:
April 10, 2019
Final Price:
£24.99
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Last few copies NEW & SEALED but PVC Sleeves have a seam split along bottom edge ...
MAX RICHTER
002894835016
THE BLUE NOTEBOOKS
Tracklist
A1 The Blue Notebooks 1:20
A2 On The Nature Of Daylight 6:11
A3 Horizon Variations 1:52
A4 Shadow Journal 8:22
A5 Iconography 3:38
B1 Vladimir's Blues 1:18
B2 Arboretum 2:53
B3 Old Song 2:11
B4 Organum 3:13
B5 The Trees 7:52
B6 Written On The Sky 1:39
Bonus Tracks & Remixes
C1 A Catalogue Of Afternoons 1:47
C2 On The Nature of Daylight (Orchestral) 6:30
C3 Vladimir's Blues 2018 1:26
C4 On The Nature Of Daylight (Entropy) 6:48
D1 Vladimir's Blues (Jlin Remix) 3:42
D2 Iconography (Knox-Om-Pax Remix) 3:54
Please
note the ... Large sticker on the front cover is supposed to look like
it is torn from The Blue Notebook… so will look torn & have jagged
edges.
Limited Edition 180g Blue Colour Vinyl
Exclusive Record Store Day 2018 release
Exclusive RSD blue vinyl edition of original album + bonus tracks + remixes.
(180g, coloured blue 2LP in transparent plastic sleeve gatefold)
“The Blue Notebooks” is one of Max Richter’s most successful albums to date and it was originally composed in the run-up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Richter has described it as "a protest album about Iraq, a mediation on violence – both the violence that I had personally experienced around me as a child and the violence of war, at the utter futility of so much armed conflict." The album was recorded about a week after mass protests against the war. It features readings from Franz Kafka's The Blue Octavo Notebooks and Czesław Miłosz's Hymn of the Pearl and Unattainable Earth. Both readings are by the British actress Tilda Swinton.
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