Re:ECM
| Re:ECM | |
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| Studio album by Ricardo Villalobos and Max Loderbauer | |
| Released | 2011 |
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| Length | 134:27 |
| Label | ECM |
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Re:ECM is a 2011 album by minimal techno producers Ricardo Villalobos and Max Loderbauer. It uses recordings released on the ECM Records label primarily associated with jazz and contemporary classical music as the basis for the tracks.
Reception[edit]
The album received mostly positive reviews in specialized medias,[1][2] while The Guardian, for instance, remains somehow more mixed in its overall favourable comments.[3]
Track listing[edit]
| Track number | Track name | Length | Original artist | Original recording |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disc 1 Track 1 | Reblop | 8:20 | Christian Wallumrød Ensemble | Fabula Suite Lugano |
| Disc 1 Track 2 | Recat | 7:15 | Christian Wallumrød Ensemble | The Zoo Is Far |
| Disc 1 Track 3 | Resvete | 11:40 | Alexander Knaifel | Svete Tikhiy |
| Disc 1 Track 4 | Retimeless | 4:29 | John Abercrombie | Timeless |
| Disc 1 Track 5 | Reemergence | 9:49 | Miroslav Vitous | Emergence |
| Disc 1 Track 6 | Reblazhenstva | 7:40 | Alexander Knaifel | Blazhenstva |
| Disc 1 Track 7 | Reannounce | 6:36 | Louis Sclavis | L'Impafait Des Langues |
| Disc 1 Track 8 | Recurrence | 7:20 | Wolfert Brederode Quartet | Currents |
| Disc 1 Track 9 | Requote | 4:06 | Christian Wallumrød Ensemble | Fabula Suite Lugano |
| Disc 2 Track 1 | Replob | 4:23 | Christian Wallumrød Ensemble | Fabula Suite Lugano |
| Disc 2 Track 2 | Reshadub | 10:41 | Paul Giger | Ignis |
| Disc 2 Track 3 | Rebird | 4:34 | Enrico Rava/Stefano Bollani/Paul Motian | Tati |
| Disc 2 Track 4 | Retikhiy | 6:27 | Alexander Knaifel | Svete Tikhiy |
| Disc 2 Track 5 | Rekondakion | 6:28 | Arvo Pärt | Kanon Pokajanen |
| Disc 2 Track 6 | Rensenada | 10:42 | Bennie Maupin | The Jewel in the Lotus |
| Disc 2 Track 7 | Resole | 13:25 | Alexander Knaifel | Svete Tikhiy / Amicta Sole |
| Disc 2 Track 8 | Redetach | 10:40 | Christian Wallumrød Ensemble | Fabula Suite Lugano |
Sources[edit]
- ^ "Ricardo Villalobos and Max Loderbauer: Re: ECM". Pitchfork. Retrieved 2021-05-09.
- ^ Provençal, Jérôme. ""Re: ECM" : une odyssée sonore contemporaine - Les Inrocks". www.lesinrocks.com/ (in French). Retrieved 2021-05-09.
- ^ "Ricardo Villalobos & Max Loderbauer: Re: ECM – review". the Guardian. 2011-06-24. Retrieved 2021-05-09.
