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Shona Bridge |
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04:38 |
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02 |
Breakdown |
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04:12 |
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Red Shift |
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04:53 |
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Skip Wave |
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03:35 |
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Slipstream |
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02:06 |
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Andean |
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03:35 |
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Slow Breakdown |
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02:33 |
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Ultramarine |
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04:35 |
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Urbana |
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04:06 |
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Lakbossa |
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03:41 |
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Ten |
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03:49 |
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12 |
Hawaii |
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04:06 |
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Canada |
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Cobalt Blue
Date of Release Jun 30, 1992
Recorded in collaboration with luminaries including Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois, Cobalt Blue possesses a depth and complexity which standard ambient recordings lack - much more than a mere showcase for the technical wizardry of Michael Brook's signature "infinite guitar" sound, the album absorbs a vast range of influences spanning from Middle Eastern rhythms to Spaghetti Western soundtracks to forge a series of shimmering dreamscapes as provocative as they are evocative. - Jason Ankeny
Roger Eno - Piano, Accordion, Vibraphone
Rick Henderson - Shortwave Radio
Michael Brook - Synthesizer, Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Vocals, Voices, Producer, Engineer, Mbira
Tony Cousins - Mastering
Brian Eno - Voices, Engineer, Drum Machine, String Arrangements
Daniel Lanois - Bass, Percussion, Drums
James Pinker - Percussion, Drums, Bells, Keyboard Bass
Hahn Rowe - Violin
Duchess Nell Catchpole - Violin
Chris Bigg - Art Direction, Design
Vaughan Oliver - Art Direction, Design
Simon Larbalestier - Photography
1987 CD 4AD 2-45000
1992 4AD 45000
CD Warner Brothers 45000
1987 CS 4AD 4-45000
