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Michael Nyman - Decay Music mp3 download
Singer: Michael Nyman
Title: Decay Music
Released: 2004
Country: UK
Style: Modern Classical, Minimal
Genre: Electronic
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 852
Formats: APE TTA FLAC MP1 MMF AUD MIDI
MP3 size: 1662 mb

Michael Nyman - Decay Music mp3 download

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 1-100
Piano – Michael Nyman
27:26
2 Bell Set No. 1
Percussion – Michael Nyman, Nigel Shipway
22:36
3 1-100 (Faster Decay)
Piano – Michael Nyman
13:42

Companies, etc.

  • Published By – Chester Music Ltd.
  • Published By – Michael Nyman Ltd.

Credits

  • Composed By – Michael Nyman
  • Producer – Brian Eno

Notes

Digitally remastered edition. Copy Controlled.

Printed in EU.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
obscure no. 6 Michael Nyman Decay Music ‎(LP, Album) Obscure , Island Records obscure no. 6 UK 1976
25MM 0160 Michael Nyman Decay Music ‎(LP, Album, Promo) Editions EG, Polydor 25MM 0160 Japan 1982
25MM 0160 Michael Nyman Decay Music ‎(LP, Album) Editions EG, Polydor 25MM 0160 Japan 1982
obscure no. 6 Michael Nyman Decay Music ‎(LP, W/Lbl) Obscure obscure no. 6 UK 1978
EGED 26, 2335 250 Michael Nyman Decay Music ‎(LP, RE) Editions EG, Polydor EGED 26, 2335 250 UK 1982

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Snake Rocking
This is a delicate work easily ruined by the slightest bit of LP surface noise or turntable rumble, so the CD reissue should be cause for rejoicing for anyone who loves this recording. But not so fast...While the CD takes care of the surface noise issue, it also reveals some problems with the original recording. The opening of "1-100" has some badly distorted reverb on one of the piano tracks (near the beginning)...There is a third track, not included on the original LP, which is the same recording as the first track but heard at its proper speed (the original LP version was intentionally mastered at half the recorded speed). If you compare these two versions, you hear the same harsh distortions in exactly the same places, meaning they are on the original master recording. And thanks to the clarity of digital technology, the tape hiss on the first track, once masked by LP noise, is now plainly audible and somewhat distracting.On the upside, the percussion piece "Bell Set No. 1" sounds much more crisp and clear than on the LP, so if you are a fan of that one you're in luck. And it's interesting to hear "1-100" the way it was originally played, though I still prefer the half speed version - it's more spacious and dreamy.
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