Robert Beatty - Soundtracks For Takeshi Murata mp3

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• Mastered By – Jason Lescalleet

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Deluxe black vinyl version, including 11" x 17" full colur poster designed by Takeshi Murata specifically for this release.

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Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata by Robert Beatty, released 11 November 2013 1. Cone Eater 2. Untitled Silver 3. Escape Spirit Videoslime 4. Untitled Pink Dot 5. Untitled GLISTENING EXAMPLES is proud to announce Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata GLEX-1302, the debut LPCD of Kentucky-based electronic musician Robert Beatty under his given name. Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app. Purchasable with gift card. Buy Digital Album. name your price. Compact Disc - includes Untitled bonus track not included on vinyl release. Robert Beatty - Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata full album There is no copyright infringement intended. If you have an issue with this, please contact Beatty. Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata. Your Rating. Glistening Examples 1302. Glistening Examples. Its interesting, then, that he chose Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata to be the first official Robert Beatty album, since its essentially a collaboration. He made all the music himself, but crafted it to accompany the films of digital video glitch pioneer Takeshi Murata. Having to keep Muratas images in mind would presumably force Beatty to react and stretch, depriving him of complete control. To some extent that is the case: the music here has a less defined and distinct personality than that of Three Legged Race. But in a way, thats why it makes sense to label it as the work of Robert Be. Beatty Robert-Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata CD Import Excellent Condition: Like New. Time left: 3d 1h 14m 11s Ships to: Worldwide. ROBERT BEATTY - SOUNDTRACKS FOR TAKESHI MURATA USED - VERY GOOD CD Condition: Very Good. Time left: 15d 3h 19m 44s Ships to: Worldwide. Your feedback for Soundtracks For Takeshi Murata. Buy album. Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata collects Beatty's compositions for digital video glitch pioneer Takeshi Murata, produced between 2004-2007. Beatty's collaborative relationship with Murata has spawned some of his strongest work to date, and Glistening Examples is honored to present this music to the public for the the first time outside of screenings, museums, and galleries. Beatty has performed alongside Murata's work in New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Beijing, where he performed several shows, including at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art during the 2008 exhibition, &. Friends and fans of Robert Beatty's music have been sending in photos of their records from all over the World. Glistening Examples is grateful for the enthusiastic interest and international of soundtracks made for Takeshi Murata's videos from 2004-2007 on Glistening Examples and supported by Institute 193. Includes Cone Eater, Untitled. Cover art by Takeshi Murata, layout and design by Robert Beatty, mastering by Jason Lescalleet. November 2013 Filed under sound collaboration 2013 video. Floodgate Companion. Robert Beattys Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata, though having arisen as a result of the collaboration with artist Murata, escapes the pitfalls of mere repackaging by its avoidance of narrative and its otherworldliness, its original context now held as an inspiration for a new work. It goes without saying that you dont have to be familiar with Muratas work to appreciate Beattys sound design, but some description helps to illuminate why Soundtracks is successful here. Beattys Soundtracks works well as an album, using the conceptual inspiration of the video works to unify the collection. In addition to album art, Beatty's illustration and design work has grown to include concert flyers, magazines, book covers, fashion design, music videos, and news feature illustrations, with clients including Wired and the New York Times. He has also released an artists' book, Floodgate Companion 2016, which Beatty. more like an experimental film than a book. Robert Beatty Soundtracks for Takeshi Murata 2014