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Michael J Bates The whole 'Hands Of Light' composition is a masterclass in epic improvised ambience. An astonishing trip from start to finish. Favorite track: Hands Of Light (Part II).

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	1.	Vision Of Pulse 34:23
	2.	Raga 27:57
	3.	Tokai 09:31
	4.	Hands Of Light (Part I) 09:59
	5.	Hands Of Light (Part II) 10:00
	6.	Hands Of Light (Part III) 10:00
	7.	Hands Of Light (Part IV) 10:00
	8.	Hands Of Light (Part V) 10:00
	9.	Hands Of Light (Part VI) 10:00
	10.	Hands Of Light (Part VII) 10:00
	11.	Hands Of Light (Part VIII) 02:51

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A seminal, almost fabled release spanning two CDs and recorded by Namlook and Tetsu Inoue in real time (no pre- or post-production and no overdubs). Remarkably engaging for its simplicity, the set was subsequently reissued by popular demand and spawned a pair (and counting) of follow-ups in the series.

The initial segment leans a bit too sparingly on tones and melody, but the latter part, comprising the 70-minute opus "Hands Of Light," stands as a masterclass in profound space-centric music. Its unhurried pace subtly shifts between a lack of beats and gently pulsating rhythms. The combination of electronic drones, wind effects, and melodies creates an artful yet seemingly uncomplicated blend.

Liner Notes

This album is the soundtrack to a city worthy for a human being.
It was made on two hot days in an apartment at the old hotel in
2350 Broadway with the inspiration of a better world in our minds.

2350 Broadway
NEW YORK

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released September 13, 1993

Fax +49-69/450464

Produced at Bretton Hall, Manhattan

Written by Pete Namlook, Tetsu Inoue

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2350 Broadway Frankfurt, Germany

Of the many albums released on the iconic label Fax +49-69/450464, the collaborative series of Tetsu Inoue with Pete Namlook created some highly distinctive environmental and jaw-dropping ambient albums. 2350 Broadway, Shades of Orion, 62 Eulengasse and Time² are all peak period Fax Records releases and genre classics. The 70-minute epic "Hands Of Light" is a masterful exercise in deep spacemusic. ... more

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