Squidco: RLW & Srmeixner: Just Like A Flower When Winter Begins

Just Like A Flower When Winter Begins

An interesting mixture of sound and spoken word originally recorded as a DJ set by RLW for a birthday celebration that was remixed with help from Stephen Meixner.

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Personnel:

Ralf L. Wechowsky

Stephen Meixner

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UPC: 5908310927756

Label: Monotype
Catalog ID: mono060
Squidco Product Code: 18343

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2013
Country: Poland
Packaging: Cardstock foldover
Recorded by RLW & Srmeixner between 2010 and 2013.

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"Recorded by RLW (Ralf L. Wechowsky of P16.D4) and SRMeixner (Stephen Meixner of Contrastate) between 2010 and 2013. The first emanation of the project came up with two versions of one mutual piece ("Sunglasses..." by RLW, and "Wishing..." by SRM). The core structural elements of the release can be seen in SRM's meditation on sentiment ("Old Hearts...") and RLW's text-based pieces ("Prach-tjunge," "Alle," "Definition"). More instrumentally-based are "Gummidorf" (SRM) and "Spaßbremse" (RLW). Beyond there, both artists have touched all pieces in various ways, as indicated indirectly here: RLW (Dec 2010): "Some weeks ago I did a horrible DJ-set for a 75th birthday celebration, which included Heino and other German schlager cruelties. It was so terrible. Maybe I'll go back to the pieces I used for this event some day. This stuff is awful enough to make another use of it." SRM (Jan 2011): "I have been thinking about your description of German schlager cruelties and how horrible it was and awful enough to do something with. Maybe there is a possible project there?"-Monotype

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Track Listing:

1. Blumen Für Den Prachtjungen 0:46

2. Old Hearts Rejuvenated 6:26

3. Gummidorf (Simply Happiness) 1:59

4. The Man With The Sunglasses 7:04

5. Alle (Everyone) 8:58

6. Wishing To Be Entertained 9:00

7. Definition (Konsumation) 0:25

8. Gummidorf 6:43

9. Seligkeit 0:14

10. Spaßbremse 10:20

11. Definition (Degustation) 3:38

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