Brandnew Oldies Volume 1
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18th |
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77 min 37 s |
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Carsten Bohn and Josko Kasten |
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HOME Studios , |
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Brandnew Oldies Volume 1 is a music album released in 2004 by Carsten Bohn's Bandstand . It is the prelude to a series of new recordings of the pieces of music that have been used in radio plays on the Europa label from 1979 to 1988, comprising three editions so far . The series was continued with Brandnew Oldies Volume 2 (2005) and Brandnew Oldies Volume 3 (2009). Carsten Bohn's radio play music combines elements from jazz , pop , rock , fusion and easy listening music.
History of origin
The album was recorded in the HOME Studios in Hamburg , produced by Carsten Bohn and Josko Kasten. All titles are reinterpretations of the songs from well-known radio play series such as The Three Question Marks , TKKG and The Horror Series . The original recordings are currently not allowed to be published due to a legal dispute.
Cover
The front motif of the CD booklet pays homage to the radio play series in which the music was originally used. It is a collage of individual fragments, each of which is based on the graphic design of one of these series. The artwork was designed by lillebror , who is also responsible for the covers of the following albums Vol. 2 and 3.
Track list
- Miles Smiles Ahead (3:53)
- Brandnew Oldie (6:07)
- Berlin Sequence (3:23)
- Flaggio Let Me Be Like I Am - Pt. I (2:08)
- Another One Of Those Ups & Downs (3:28)
- Kurabaya Sunset (5:45)
- Emergency landing in Bali (3:45)
- Minor Majority (7:24)
- (It's A) Nice Day (Isn't It?) - Pt. II (3:12)
- Release Theme (3:23)
- Soundtrack (3:39)
- Flaggio Let Me Be Like I Am - Pt. II (2:11)
- Tripling (6:13)
- Theme For More Or Less Musicians (4:34)
- Watchout On Purpose (6:27)
- Flaggio Let Me Be Like I Am - Pt. III (1:57)
- Area code 212 (3:43)
- The Arnold Children Run Away - Pt. I (6:14)
criticism
In the March 2015 issue of the German magazine Rolling Stone, the album Brandnew Oldies 2004 was mentioned under the title The 100 best insider tips . Among other things, it was mentioned that Bohn played as a drummer for Frumpy in the 1970s and recorded "fusion, kraut and jazz rock with some of the craziest melodies ever composed for children" for the Europa label between 1978 and 1981 .
Others
- Carola Kretschmer used to play with Frumpy , Dennis and in Udo Lindenberg's band, among others .
- In 1978 Frank Fischer was also involved in the radio play sessions by Manfred Rürup , who also contributed pieces of music for Europe.
- The illustrator lillebror also works for the radio play portal www.hoerspiele.de
- The Nuendo 2.2 / PC software was used for mixing and the WaveLab 5.0 / PC software for mastering .
Web links
- Query of the individual titles of the album in the Soundwerkstatt "Special" (which music title in which radio play?)
- Reviews of the album on the Baby Blue Prog Reviews
- Entry for the album on hoerspiele.de
- Brand New Oldies, Vol. 1 at Allmusic (English)
- Entry at germancharts.com
Individual evidence
- ↑ Carsten Bohn - discography . BigNoteRecords website. Retrieved June 21, 2012.
- ↑ Official album page Brandnew Oldies Vol. 1 . BigNoteRecords website. Retrieved June 21, 2012.
- ↑ Sound workshop . Database from www.hoerspiele.de. Retrieved June 21, 2012.
- ↑ Robin Jeganathan interviews Carsten Bohn: carsten bohn's bandstand - BERT BRAC IS BACK ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . In: KINOKOMA . Retrieved June 21, 2012.
- ↑ Rolling Stone Magazine (German issue No. 245, March 2015): The 100 best insider tips, page 72
