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| Artist: Dose Hermanos |
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Bright Shadows (Processional) ~ Dose Hermanos
2. Heart Song ~ Dose Hermanos
3. Alien's Alley ~ Dose Hermanos
4. Crystal City ~ Dose Hermanos
5. Menage A Trois ~ Dose Hermanos
6. Shadow Of The Invisible Man ~ Dose Hermanos
7. Future Primitive ~ Dose Hermanos
8. Phazes ~ Dose Hermanos
9. Seduction Of The Demons ~ Dose Hermanos
10. Darwin ~ Dose Hermanos
11. Persistence Of Memory ~ Dose Hermanos
12. Urban Scrawl ~ Dose Hermanos
13. Waltz Of The Autumn Moon ~ Dose Hermanos
14. Bright Shadows (Recessional) ~ Dose Hermanos
Album Notes and Credits
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Dose Hermanos: Tom Constanten, Bob Bralove. |
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Personnel: Bob Bralove (chant, keyboards); Tom Constanten (keyboards). |
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Audio Mixers: Bob Bralove; Ted Hall. |
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Liner Note Authors: Tom Constanten; Bob Bralove. |
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Recording information: B. Love Studios, San Francisco, CA (11/13/1998-11/16/1998). |
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Photographer: Michael Mendelson. |
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Bright Shadows is the fourth album to be released by Dose Hermanos, the improvisatory keyboard duo of Grateful Dead alumni Tom Constanten and Bob Bralove, following Sonic Roar Shock, Live from California, and Search for Intelligent Life. But in a sense, it comes in between Live from California and Search for Intelligent Life in that it is really a revised version of the soundtrack for the team's 1999 video Shadow of the Invisible Man. The only material that is new is the title track, divided into a "Processional" that opens the CD and a "Recessional" that closes it. (The CD is enhanced with video imagery for these two tracks, the first highly abstract, with squares of swirling colors, the second featuring nature scenes cut to the music.) The textured sound will be familiar to anyone who has heard recordings by Constanten or Bralove before, or the earlier Dose Hermanos discs. For those who have not, the two interact with each other, trying out themes and passages, and answering each other's playing. A quick tempo may be used, as in "Darwin," or a very slow, contemplative one, as in "Persistence of Memory," which follows. Sometimes other sounds are allowed in; in "Alien's Alley," Bralove re-creates the "throat singing" of the Gyuto Monks with his voice. Or sounds are replicated on the keyboards, such as in "Bright Shadows (Recessional)," which has percussion- and guitar-like sounds playing in what sounds like a strong wind. The performers are not afraid to use dissonance, as they do in "Waltz of the Autumn Moon." What they do not want to do is produce anything resembling conventional music. This is free-form experimenting of a kind not unlike what the Grateful Dead used to do in the "space" sections of their concerts, and since both Constanten and Bralove are veterans of those shows, that's no surprise. ~ William Ruhlmann |
Producer: Bob Bralove; Bob Bralove |
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Technical Info
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Release Date : 03/09/2004 |
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Original Release Date : 2004 |
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Catalog ID : 675809 |
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Label : Gaff Music |
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Number of Discs : 1 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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Mono/Stereo : Stereo |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00821767580921 |
