Créditos
- Band
- Dan Bitney, Douglas McCombs, John Herndon, John McEntire
- Band [1991-1994]
- Bundy K. Brown
- Band [1995-1997]
- David Pajo
- Band [1997-Present]
- Jeff Parker
- Design
- Sheila Sachs, Tortoise
- Liner Notes
- Alan Licht, Baldomero Gordillo, Florent Mazzoleni, Julian Weber
- Performer
- Tortoise
- Photography By [Box Cover And Inner Sleeves]
- Arnold Odermatt
Empresas
- Produced For
- Trixie DVD
- Phonographic Copyright (p)
- Thrill Jockey
- Copyright (c)
- Tortoise, Urs Odermatt
- Pressed By
- Disque Americ, Americ Disc
- Published By
- Roshashauna Music, Excellent Classical Songs, Umjabuglafeesh Music, Dan Fliegel, Wrapped in Rubber Music, Noel Kupersmith
- Filmed At
- Primavera Sound, Lee's Palace, Deutsches Jazzfestival, Chicago Access Network Television
Notas da edição
[Box rear]
℗ 2006 thrilljockey.com
[On inner sleeves:]
℗2006 Thrill Jockey [THRILL152]
Photograph © Urs Odermatt, Windisch (CH); courtesy Springer & Winckler Galerie Berlin
[On CD's and DVD:]
© 2006 Tortoise
All selections published by Wrapped in Rubber Music (ASCAP), except
track CD1-8 published by Roshashauna Music (BMI) & Excellent Classical Songs (BMI),
track CD1-9 published by Umjabuglafeesh Music (BMI),
track CD2-11 published by Dan Fliegel (BMI) & Wrapped in Rubber Music (ASCAP) and
DVD-9.2 published by Noel Kupersmith (BMI) and originally recorded by
Issued in a cardboard box with CDs and DVD inside extra card sleeves plus 20-page booklet. CD 3 contains the entirety of plus a previously unreleased remix by. Track DVD-1 produced for Trixie.
DVD is encoded with Dolby Digital Surround [DD] but there are only two video clips that appear in 5.1 audio, these are:
Glass Museum (Film by Dave Ellsworth)
Salt The Skies (Originally filmed as part of Burn To Shine 2)
The remainder will play through the center speaker of a 5.1 multichannel sound system.
CD1-1 from, a drastic, extended reinterpretation of His Second Story Island
CD1-2 from, JM's alternate Mix of Why We Fight
CD1-3 from Japanese version of, a rework of material that was originally used for a piece commissioned by the
CD1-4 from, an unusual endeavor in that the original piece was entirely rewritten and rerecorded
CD1-5 from, Autechre remix of Ten Day Interval
CD1-6 from, JM performing 3 instruments live to 2 track
CD1-7 from, a compilation of diverse artists doing pieces
CD1-8 from
CD1-9 from, remixed in 2005. A JP composition recorded with him before he was officially in the band
CD1-10 from Japanese reissue bonus track. Originally recorded for a / compilation that never materilaized
CD1-11 from, based on the same family of material that begat Dear Grandma And Grandpa
CD1-12 from, to promote our 1996 tour
CD1-13 from same release as CD1-3
CD2-1 from, single released to promote the TNT world tour
CD2-2 from Japanese bonus track
CD2-3 from same release as CD1-6, another version also appears as a section of Cliff Dweller Society
CD2-4 from Japanese bonus track
CD2-5 from, tour single released in support of. Originally written on guitar and transmuted into the present guitar-less version
CD2-6 from, radical remix of Gamera
CD2-7 from, contribution to a tribute compilation, which was initially rejected by the label
CD2-8 from, JH's reworking of Blackbird
CD2-9 from same release as CD2-4
CD2-10 from same release as CD1-5, another Autechre remix of Ten Day Interval
CD2-11 from same release as CD1-1, almost all pieces improvised, they were recorded over the course of one evening, with exception of the long centerpiece which features an expanded lineup of three basses, two drummers, four horns and pre-Tortoise JP
CD2-12 from same release as CD2-5
CD3-1, remix of On Noble
CD3-2, remix of Flyrod
CD3-3, remix of Spiderwebbed
CD3-4, remix of Ry Cooder
CD3-5, remix of Tin Cans And Twine
CD3-6, remix of Spiderwebbed plus elements from other tracks
CD3-7, remix of His Second Story Island
CD3-8, previously unreleased remix of Cornpone Brunch
DVD-7 filmed live at Primavera Sound Festival, Barcelona, 28 May 2005
DVD-8 filmed live at Lee's Palace, Toronto, 1997
DVD-9 filmed live at Deutsches Jazz-Festival, Frankfurt, 1999. From the archives of
DVD-10 playback performance filmed at Chic-a-Go-Go TV-show (CAN-TV), 2005
DVD-11 originally filmed as part of Chicago, 13 September, 2004
Notas publicadas na Discogs, no idioma original