Track Listings (6) - Disc #1| All Artists: Yo La Tengo Title: Danelectro Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Matador Records Original Release Date: 11/14/2000 Release Date: 11/14/2000 Album Type: EP, Single Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Special Interest, Pop, Rock Styles: Techno, Indie & Lo-Fi, American Alternative, Experimental Music Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 744861048411, 744861048428 |
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A special EP to reignite interest in their third album 'And Then Nothing Turned Inside-Out'. 23 minutes total featuring 6 tracks, all of them unreleased, as follows: 3 new instrumentals by Yo La Tengo entitled 'Danelectro ... more » |
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Album Description A special EP to reignite interest in their third album 'And Then Nothing Turned Inside-Out'. 23 minutes total featuring 6 tracks, all of them unreleased, as follows: 3 new instrumentals by Yo La Tengo entitled 'Danelectro 1', 'Danelectro 2', and 'Danelectro 3', and then a remix of each by hip hop MC Q-Unique of the Arsonists, San Francisco techno/experimental wizard Kit Clayton, and Kobe, Japan minimalist Nobukazu Takemura. Standard jewel case. 2000 release. Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsYo La Tengo goes Post Rock... melmack | Cambridge, MA United States | 11/25/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "Three Yo La Tengo instrumentals are reworked by Q-Unique, Kit Clayton, and Nobukazu Takemura. The three original works are pleasant, rolling instrumentals with catchy themes. Furthermore, elements of the tracks appear in each other, making the entire EP almost sound like one piece with separate movements. The re-mixes fit perfectly with each other alongside the originals. Q-Unique picks up the pace and creates a minimalist groove, Kit Clayton employes forward and backward loops to create a washed out shadow of the original with manic percussion, and Nobukazu Takemura creates an epic 11 minute journey. Definitely for post-rock fans with elements of Thrill Jockey artists like Tortoise and Directions in Music. I would like to see Yo La Tengo keep moving in this direction." An unlikely winner tksc | 01/16/2001 (4 out of 5 stars) "is this not the most creative band in the world working today? are they not the best live band? are they not the funniest?the "danelectro ep" opens with, oddly enough, danelectro 3. it's a simple melody that is gracefully played by the band. it's magic, largely evoking "return to hot chicken" from their masterpiece (i can name 5 masterpieces under the name: yo la tengo) i can hear the heart... other standout is danelectro 1, which reminds me of a live version of velvet underground's "train round the bend" that they featured in their recent tour. the remixes aren't what you'd expected: minimal and fragmented. these are the anti-mixes. "danelectro 2 remix" with which the album closes sounds nothing like the original. it is more like a daring sound collage that weaves in and out of the original. like a true interpretation and not your standard fare remix. and the danelectro guitar never sounded better than in the delicate hands of ira.and there's great artwork by our favorite drummer/painter extraordinaire: georgia hubley. the artwork, like the music itself, evokes a smile--and kindness." A Good Value for Something Different Bryan Bickford | 12/16/2000 (3 out of 5 stars) "If any of the six tracks on this disc were to appear on, say, something by Pat Metheny or Red House Painters, critics would be foaming at the mouth with rave reviews. Instead, it serves as a pleasant diversion for Yo La Tengo fans. Which is a testament to just how talented and diverse they are and makes you appreciate them as perhaps the best band your friends may never hear. A little bit experimental, a little bit fusion, a lot of intriguing, Danelectro works. The remixes are decidedly different and thoughtfully mixed. Not for everyone, but an easy addition to any YLT fan's collection."
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