The Blue Room (2024 Remaster)

by Edward Ka-Spel

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Schuyler Brundage One of the best parts of these remasters, has got to be the bonus tracks.
Wounded Knee is yet another great piece.
Aside from that, I can listen to this album from beginning to end, without skipping a track.
Subtle changes turn FX into effects. Favorite track: Wounded Knee.

thenewspaper Sacred music. Gemini has always been my favorite, but I love the extra part that I never knew all these years- sounds like 1980 Ka-Spel in 1998!
This album is so chill but still klangy, a beautiful counterpoint to Scriptures of Illumina--and only a few years from Long Red Ladder to the Moon, which shows an entirely different side of sound. A gem from a time that bridges dimensions! Favorite track: Gemini (original extended version).

Belette Malade I guess I'm not the only one having a 20+ years listening history with this album? And why are comments on classic albums so rare on bandcamp? I myself don't know how to write a congenial one, therefore I'm excused. Favorite track: Design Fault.

CJ Bury Very very nice remaster! I'm hearing the album in a new light, hearing more subtle layers I didn't hear on the 2LP or CD. Love it!

tdewoody I have the 2lp version from Soleilmoon, I cannot wait to listen to this remaster, if it were on vinyl I'd be even more happy

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1.	Scarlett Cross 03:53		buy track
2.	Supper at J's 10:01		buy track
3.	A Roman Candle 04:11		buy track
4.	Design Fault 04:31		buy track
5.	Hotel Y 12:26		buy track
6.	Cause & Effect / Mosquito Munch Fandango 08:38		buy track
7.	Gemini (original extended version) 03:50		buy track
8.	Shall we Share Water Brother ? 09:48		buy track
9.	Blue Room 03:06		buy track
10.	They came, They saw, They scarpered Part 1 11:22		buy track
11.	They came, They saw, They scarpered Part 2 05:22	info	buy track
12.	They came, They saw, They scarpered Part 3 02:49		buy track
13.	Wounded Knee 06:49		buy track

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A rather drastic remaster for this album from 1998. This is the Redux version including tracks from the long out-of-print vinyl edition plus an exclusive piece from the sessions.

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released May 7, 2024

EK- voice/ instruments ; Nienke Poiesz- voice/ lyrics on '"The Blue Room"; Raymond Steeg- assistance with mixing.
Cover painting by Nienke Poiesz

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