Trentemøller / Into The Great Wide Yonder
Artist Trentemøller
Album Title: Into The Great Wide Yonder
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Primary Genre Electronica/Dance: Trip Hop
Format CD (1) DVD (1)
Released 05/28/2010
Label In My Room
Catalog No IMR02CDLTD
Bar Code No 4250382403265
Packaging Digipack
Tracks
Into The Great Wide Yonder
1. The Mash And The Fury (7:00)
2. Sycamore Feeling (6:05)
3. Past The Beginning Of The End (6:19)
4. Shades Of Marble (5:53)
5. ... Even Though You're With Another Girl (4:52)
6. Häxan (5:10)
7. Metamorphis (2:04)
8. Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go!!! (4:23)
9. Neverglade (4:32)
10. Tide (7:44)
Bonus DVD
1. Sycamore Feeling (Video) (5:32)
2. Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go!!! (Live At Roskilde - Video) (4:38)
Date Acquired 11/20/2011
Personal Rating
Acquired from Amazon
Purchase Price 21.53

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Phonographic Copyright (p) – In My Room
Copyright (c) – In My Room
Manufactured By – Optimal Media Production – AA00190
Manufactured By – Optimal Media Production – DA01003

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DR6       -0.02 dB     -7.18 dB      5:11 06/10-Häxan
DR11     -0.00 dB   -15.70 dB      2:05 07/10-Metamorphis
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DR7       -0.02 dB     -9.26 dB      7:45 10/10-Tide
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Number of tracks:  10
Official DR value:   DR7
Samplerate:            44100 Hz
Channels:                2
Bits per sample:     16
Bitrate:                    851 kbps
Codec:                     FLAC
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Reviews
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Review by Rick Anderson
Anders Trentemøller got started making albums fairly late in his career, following several years of singles released during the early '90s. His second full-length comes almost five years after his first one (The Last Resort, 2006) and after a couple of compilations and DJ mix projects. Into the Great Wide Yonder gives the impression of someone who is still searching for his own personal sound, and is willing to explore just about any musical avenue to find it. The results are predictably unpredictable, and mostly pretty enjoyable: "The Mash and the Fury" is spacious and dark, with guitars that alternately twang and splatter against a mottled gray musical background; "…Even Though You're with Another Girl" is spooky but quite lovely, with marimba, queasy sonic effects, and guest vocals by Josephine Philip; "Silver Surfer, Ghost Rider Go!!!" is a weird sort of science fiction surf instrumental; and "Häxam" features, believe it or not, a theremin. Those are some of the highlights on the program. Tracks that maintain the listener's interest less consistently include "Past the Beginning of the End," with its messy and eerie sound that ends up coming across as simply poorly constructed, and the OK-but-not-worth-six-minutes-of-one's-life "Sycamore Feeling." There's a pervasive mood of 1950s-style science fiction here: lots of ah-ah-ah vocals, kettle drums, twangy guitars, and that charming theremin. Nothing on the album is less than pleasant, but only about half of it will really make most listeners sit up and take notice; however, as electronica projects go, that's not a bad batting average.
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