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Rose, Jon

The Fence

(Recommended Records

- Great Britain)

Rose, Jon: The Fence (Recommended Records)

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The Fence: about borders and fences all over the world, using long amplified strings and voices; Bagni di Dolabella: a violinists guide to the treatments and political intrigues of an ancient roman bath.

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Personnel:

The Orchestra of Ancient Guts-orchestra

Dr. Johannes Rosenberg-conductor

Sabine Sacchi-vocals [Dolabella]

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UPC: 752725009027

Label: Recommended Records
Catalog ID: ReR JR5
Squidco Product Code: 774

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 1998
Country: Great Britain
Packaging: Jewel Tray
'The Fence' was recorded in Berlin, DE in August 1996 by Vinetta Paraldi. 'Bagni Di Dolabella' was recorded in Rome, IT in September 1993 by Vinetta Paraldi.

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"2 excellent pieces - The Fence, about borders and fences all over the world, using very long amplified strings and documentary voices; a serious and substantial work. Bagni di Dolabella, "a violinists guide to the treatments and political intrigues of an ancient roman bath" - featuring the orchestra of ancient guts. Both originally made for radio."-ReR Megacorp

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Track Listing:

The Fence

1. 'Iron Curtain'.... 3:17

2. 'The Peace Line' 3:31

3. Two Million Soldiers 3:33

4. The Green Line 1:51

5. "Waste Bins Provided" 3:45

6. Our Police 3:25

7. 'The Shouting Fence' 2:40

8. Potsdammer Platz 3:33

9. The Wrong Place 4:22

10. The Fortune Tellers 2:43

11. Fifteen Of The Best 0:19

Bagni Di Dolabella

12. Introduction By One Bored Baths Guide 2:37

13. Bath Technology 1:38

14. Preparations 1:02

15. The Massage Parlour 3:39

16. The Chemical Contents Of The Waters & Spells For Cures 5:09

17. List Of Diseases To Be Cured 5:26

18. Dolabella Reveals All (Steam & Fade) 4:15

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