Michael66 wrote:
Hi Mac!
For a long track (>79 min), I'd recommend Jeanne D'Arc. For me, that recording is when TD got their "panoramic" feel back.
For short tracks, try One Times One. Contains partly new versions of tracks already well-known, but they "make sense" in their new context. Also there's lots of subtle sequencer patterns.
Booster would be a recommendation too. It collects their latest EP's, and if you don't know the track "Sleeping Watches Snoring in Silence", it's worth for that track alone. And the sound quality is fantastic.
I like Springtime and Summer in Nagasaki also a lot, but would recommend a pre-listen ... or try the samples in TD's download shop (I just noticed they offer both seasons for 8.90 € each).
I'd second this recommendation. The Booster double is a good summary of a lot of the best recent releases, and One times One is my favourite TD release since Underwater Sunlight.
Longer tracks are still lacking, but the more recent releases are better structured and have more interesting soundscapes and sequences IMHO.
I would also strongly recommend Jean D'Arc too, and love Edgar's solo Dalinetopia.
(PS - Cube: you woudn't be Colin from the forum before last would you?

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