Name: 2001-2009 [Box]
Brand: Full Fill
SKU: 283184
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2001-2009 [Box]

By The Durutti Column

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Format

CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

31 December 2009

Album: 2001-2009 [Box]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	4 Sophia
2)	Longsight Romance
3)	Geh Cak Af En Yam
4)	Fields of Athenry, The
5)	Overlord, Pt. 1
6)	Falling
7)	Voluntary Arrangement
8)	Mello, Pt. 1
9)	Mello, Pt. 2
10)	Protest Song
11)	Meschugana
12)	Everyone Loves Papa [XFM Session]
13)	Teresa [XFM Session]
1)	Love Is a Friend
2)	Spanish Lament
3)	Somewhere
4)	Somebody's Party
5)	Requiem for My Mother
6)	Remember
7)	Vigil
8)	Blue
9)	No More Hurt
10)	Spasmic Fairy
11)	American View
12)	Drinking Time
13)	Woman
14)	Goodbye
15)	Creole [XFM Session]
16)	Spasmic Fairy [XFM Session]
1)	Nina
2)	It's Wonderful
3)	Maggie
4)	Helen
5)	Neil
6)	Big Hole
7)	Let Me Tell You Something
8)	Lunch
9)	Gun
10)	Tuesday
11)	Agnus Dei
12)	Waiting
1)	Better Must Come
2)	Interleukin
3)	Please Let Me Sleep
4)	2 Times Nice
5)	No Last Surprise
6)	Gathering Dust
7)	Whisper to the Wind
8)	That Blows My Name Away
1)	In Memory of Anthony
2)	Rant
3)	More Rainbows
4)	I'm Alive
5)	For Bruce
6)	Painting
7)	Wild Beast Tamed
8)	Rainbow Maker
9)	My Poppy
10)	Loser
11)	Lock-Down
12)	Secret Between the Blade a nd Me, The
13)	Duet for Piano and Guitar
14)	Everybody's Laughing (I Don't Care)

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Album: 2001-2009 [Box]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	4 Sophia
2)	Longsight Romance
3)	Geh Cak Af En Yam
4)	Fields of Athenry, The
5)	Overlord, Pt. 1
6)	Falling
7)	Voluntary Arrangement
8)	Mello, Pt. 1
9)	Mello, Pt. 2
10)	Protest Song
11)	Meschugana
12)	Everyone Loves Papa [XFM Session]
13)	Teresa [XFM Session]
1)	Love Is a Friend
2)	Spanish Lament
3)	Somewhere
4)	Somebody's Party
5)	Requiem for My Mother
6)	Remember
7)	Vigil
8)	Blue
9)	No More Hurt
10)	Spasmic Fairy
11)	American View
12)	Drinking Time
13)	Woman
14)	Goodbye
15)	Creole [XFM Session]
16)	Spasmic Fairy [XFM Session]
1)	Nina
2)	It's Wonderful
3)	Maggie
4)	Helen
5)	Neil
6)	Big Hole
7)	Let Me Tell You Something
8)	Lunch
9)	Gun
10)	Tuesday
11)	Agnus Dei
12)	Waiting
1)	Better Must Come
2)	Interleukin
3)	Please Let Me Sleep
4)	2 Times Nice
5)	No Last Surprise
6)	Gathering Dust
7)	Whisper to the Wind
8)	That Blows My Name Away
1)	In Memory of Anthony
2)	Rant
3)	More Rainbows
4)	I'm Alive
5)	For Bruce
6)	Painting
7)	Wild Beast Tamed
8)	Rainbow Maker
9)	My Poppy
10)	Loser
11)	Lock-Down
12)	Secret Between the Blade a nd Me, The
13)	Duet for Piano and Guitar
14)	Everybody's Laughing (I Don't Care)

EAN

0068430002117

Writer

The Durutti Column

Country

USA

Label

Full Fill

Dimensions

12.7 x 14 x 1.3 centimeters (0.17 kg)

Performer Notes

Like Bill Frisell and Richard Thompson, Vini Reilly is one of very few instantly recognizable guitarists in pop music: you only need to hear a bar or two of his playing to realize it's him. And it's not just that he has a distinctively personal tone, though he does; it's also his unique fingerpicking style and his approach to arpeggiation that make his sound so personal and so viscerally appealing. While Durutti Column started out as a band, its membership eventually shrank to the point where it has become a vehicle for Reilly's musical projects and experiments, with which he is helped by a shifting cast of singers and accompanists, though his guitar playing is generally central. This five-disc box set is, as its title suggests, a compilation of his work during the period 2001-2009. It brings together five complete albums (Rebellion, Someone Else's Party, Keep Breathing, Idiot Savants, and Love in the Time of Recession), each packaged in a separate cardboard sleeve and each including several bonus tracks; unfortunately, there is no additional information about the musicians involved, recording dates, or any other liner notes. However, the music itself is consistently wonderful. Although every track is recognizably a Durutti Column piece, the stylistic range exhibited on these five discs is quite broad and includes funky electronica with vocal samples ("Better Must Come," "Let Me Tell You Something"), spacious dub ("Lock-Down," "Overlord, Pt. 1"), and ethnomusicological experimentation ("Protest Song") along with the bittersweetly contemplative guitar compositions that have been Reilly's stock in trade for nearly 30 years. Most musicians with a musical profile as unique as Reilly's would be difficult to listen to for five hours at a stretch, but this box is actually a pleasure to hear from end to end -- a powerful testament to Reilly's skill as a composer, his range, and the fertility of his musical imagination. ~ Rick Anderson