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Various Aritist -《休闲迷幻第四辑》(Global Psychedelic Chill Out Vol 4)[MP3]

Various Aritist -《休闲迷幻第四辑》(Global Psychedelic Chill Out Vol 4)[MP3]
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发行时间: 2003年
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Various.Aritist.[Global.Psychedelic.Chill.Out.Vol.4].(2003).专辑.(mp3).rar 168.82 MB
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音乐类别:Electronic, downtempo, ambient, chill out
专辑歌手:Various Art
唱片公司:Spiiritzone
编码品质:192 kbps
专辑介绍:
成立于1994年,设在柏林的灵界 (SPIRITZONE)在地下音乐界被广为喜爱与尊敬,因为它拥有包含国际众多艺术家的花名册并引领着前卫劲爆的迷幻TRANCE(progressive Psychedelic Trance)。灵界的创建者和领导者是DJ Antaro。他是欧洲最先组织室外跳舞派对的众多DJ中的一员。这些派对后来成功定义了迷幻(psy)或者杜夫场景(doof,“doof为欧洲迷幻trance音乐家,请参照wikipedia”)。这些派对均是受印度歌雅岛(GOA)上举办的音乐聚会启发。它们非常享乐化,或者说又非常充满灵魂感,这要取决于你问谁。
这一厂牌的downtempo元素也许少为人知,它融合了electro, dub, old-school ambient和world beat,当然还有舞池trance。虽然数量不多,但是却不乏惊人之作。Global Psychedelic Chill Out便是一张风格多样、充满艺术气息的双CD作品,由DJ Antaro2000年编制。很多曲目由碎拍组成,伴以吠陀梵语、中东或者摇滚口味,使其与Lost Language和Hooj那些厂牌充满“圣歌”的氛围混音不同。这并不是说像Solar Stone或者Michael Woods这样的英国混音高手就要技逊一筹,只是意味着他们的“表亲”——Global Psychedelic Chill Out,有更多的迷幻风味。
该系列的续作Volume 2渐入佳境,充满beats, dub grooves和电子和弦(electro chord)的美妙旋律。在音域提升到顶端时,太空鱼(spacefish)给我们带来了惊艳却平易的《星尘》(stardust)。这一双人组合向这个系列付出了持续的贡献。想象一下汉门电子琴的声音通过风管,经电吉他洗涤,随着休闲音乐缓慢纠缠、下落的意境。。。Etnica的《今夜旅程》(trip tonite)是这张专辑里最怪异、最具有迷幻风格的曲目。仿佛一段怪异的旋律在缓慢的鼓点中上下浮动、划出长长的弧线,同时以Jim Morrison嗡嗡的采样如逗号般点缀,仿佛一场奇异的仪式。。。听众将其誉为“极致的能量之福降临”。
由Etnica唤出的“不适电影院”在Volume 3更加具有统治地位,这张专辑可能时不时难以入耳,因为它充满科幻和惊悚影视里那种毛骨悚然的恐惧。“小兄弟”(Younger Brother)的《邪与害》(Evil Harm)已成为一首经典曲目,因为它将邪教的布道人声和甜美液体般的吉他滑音并列而行。Gray Area(澳大利亚)和Ooze(瑞典)的曲目在光与暗之间占领阴影的领土,画出他们认知的旋律,抵制黑暗电子的嘎吱作响和空洞回荡。。。Volume的两张CD都以宇宙感和感官感极强的美丽曲目收尾,分别由“太空鱼”(Spacefish)和“电子宇宙”(Electric Universe)操刀。
Volume 4非常慷慨,好曲尽献。“听之星”(Aural Planet)献出舒服到脊背酥麻的碎拍;双人组合“双重系统”(Dual System)听起来像英格玛而青出于蓝。Linder和Raichel将充满渴望的人声在《强硬世界》(Strong World)里完美优化,催人泪下。第二张CD包含一些更深的低音并伴有牙买加休闲乐。出色之作包含——还是他——来自“太空鱼”的《来吧》(Get It On)和Olivier Orand的《回光闪现》(Flashback)。还有Ooze的10分钟史诗音乐,以简洁的手风琴和石质的民族乐鼓击回路将人迷倒。行将结尾,“群魔乱舞”,最终以Safran的《Sole e Praia》,一首深邃、优美的寺庙乐完美收场。
Launched in 1994, German-based label Spiritzone is much loved and respected in underground circles for its championing of progressive and full-throttle psychedelic trance from an international roster of artists. Spiritzone's founder and guiding light is DJ Antaro. He was one of the first DJ's in Europe to organise the outdoor dance parties for which came to define the psy or doof scene, parties inspired by intensely hedonistic - or spiritual, depending on who you ask - musical gatherings that were happening at the time in Goa, India.
Perhaps less known is the label's downtempo material which draws on electro, dub, old-school ambient and world beat as well as the sounds of dancefloor trance. Although modest in quantity, it is often good and occasionally jaw-droppingly brilliant. Global Psychedelic Chill Out is a diverse and artfully packaged series of double CD's complied annually by Antaro since 2000. Many tracks are breakbeat driven and flavoured with the Vedic, Mid-Eastern and rock sounds that distinguish this style from the ambient remixes of trance anthems heard on labels like Lost Language and Hooj. Not that remix work of UK producers like Solar Stone or Michael Woods is necessarily of any lesser quality, just different from their more psychedelic cousins.
The series hit its stride with Volume 2, a gently melodic set of beats, dub grooves and electro chord progressions. At the uplifting end of the spectrum is the breathtaking and luminous Stardust by Spacefish, a duo whose contributions to the series have been consistently outstanding. Imagine the sound of a hammond organ in a wind tunnel with washes of electric guitar, carried on a slow rolling dub groove.
Etnica's Trip Tonite is the album at its weirdest and most overtly psychedelic. An eerie melody rises and falls in a long arc over a slow drum break, punctuated in parts with a droning sample from Jim Morrison about a ceremony in which the participants experienced an intense visitation of energy .
The cinema of unease evoked by Etnica on Volume 2 is more dominant on Volume 3, an album that's distinctly uneasy listening at times with its creepy sci-fi undertones and intriguing film and TV samples. Younger Brother's Evil and Harm has become a all-time favourite with its weird juxoposition of demonic sermons with sweet, liquid melodies from slide guitar. Tracks from Gray Area (Australia) and Ooze (Sweden) occupy a kind of shadowland between darkness and light, painting their understated melodies against dark electronic squelches and echoes. That said, both discs of Volume 3 do end with two of the most cosmic, sense-smooching beautiful tracks in the entire series care of Spacefish and Electric Universe.
Volume 4 is overall more generous with it's melodies. Aural Planet delivers spine-tingling breakbeat-trance, the duo Dual Systems sound a bit like Enigma but a while lot better, and Lider Raichel have fashioned a vocal track of such longing in Strong World that it could quite possibly make you cry. The second disc includes some deeper, bass-driven tracks that echo Jamaican dub. Highlights include - once again - a track from Spacefish, the bluesy guitar licks on Olivier Orand's Flashback , and a ten minute epic from Ooze which hypnotises with a simple accordion phrase and a stoned tribal drum loop. Things get a bit more squelchy and messy towards the end but it all ends with the deep, gorgeous keys and monastic chants of Safran's Sole e Praia .
以上中文简介翻译自国外网站对这一系列的评论,为发布者翻译,水平有限,包涵包涵。
此专辑的前三辑已经在VC上有前辈发布。谢谢他让我按图索骥认识了SPIRITZONE,打开了全新的一扇窗。希望能和大家共同交流迷幻电子。
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