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Track Listings
| 1. Nevada |
| 2. Fear And Trembling |
| 3. Light On Glass |
| 4. Drops Of Mercury |
| 5. Flaw |
| 6. Medication Time |
| 7. Red Square |
| 8. Path Not Taken |
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Amazingly, considering his musical career has spanned four decades, 2005’s Things Buried was Richard Barbieri’s debut solo album. This album now joins his other solo record and the Porcupine Tree back catalogue on the Kscope label. This career has taken him from the seminal recordings he made with Japan in the seventies right through to the current worldwide success he is enjoying with Porcupine Tree. Things Buried is an instrumental work that highlights Barbieri's unique approach to sound and mood, ranging from textural atmospherics to dynamic rhythmic passages. The album also features the distinctive styles of Percy Jones (Brian Eno, Brand X) on fretless bass guitar and Andy Gangadeen (The Bays, Massive Attack) on drums. TRACKS: Nevada / Fear And Trembling / Light On Glass / Drops Of Mercury / Flaw / Medication Time / Red Square / Path Not Taken
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9 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Richard Barbieri has mostly worked within the confines of Japan, either with Steve Jansen, Sylvian, Karn, barring a few off side projects, and perhaps is a bit forgotten as the "4th Member", but this has all been blown away recently. Firstly the Magnificiant Indigo Falls album, and now Thing Buried.
I was amazed by how good this album really is, probably the best music of it's type I have heard, it elevates Barbieri to new heights. "Nevada" and the amazing "Flaw" are crafted so well. Everything about this Album is perfect, the writing, instruments, recording all come together to craft a cd which can only be ignored at your peril.
Simply Amazing, a must own, let's hope Richard makes more music, very soon.
I was amazed by how good this album really is, probably the best music of it's type I have heard, it elevates Barbieri to new heights. "Nevada" and the amazing "Flaw" are crafted so well. Everything about this Album is perfect, the writing, instruments, recording all come together to craft a cd which can only be ignored at your peril.
Simply Amazing, a must own, let's hope Richard makes more music, very soon.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is only my 2nd review on Amazon, I love this album so much I couldn't resist adding to the reviews already on here.
I never really got into Japan, but Mick Karn is amongst my top 10 bass players, another of my top ten Percy Jones guests on 4 tracks.
This is a fantastic album, I've already listened to it 5 times on my first day of ownership.
There really isn't a weak track on the album.
And no, 5 stars isn't too many.
I never really got into Japan, but Mick Karn is amongst my top 10 bass players, another of my top ten Percy Jones guests on 4 tracks.
This is a fantastic album, I've already listened to it 5 times on my first day of ownership.
There really isn't a weak track on the album.
And no, 5 stars isn't too many.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is a really solid album from Richard Barbieri. Stand out tracks for me are 'Fear and Trembling' and the brilliant (no pun intended) 'Light on Glass' - but there are really no bad tracks here at all.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
BRILLIANT !!
A masterpiece of an album !! . Fantastic allround . Well worth the wait. Great to listen to in the car,at home,any where really !! .
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Published on 1 Oct 2008 by Jonathan Attle
very creative - as you would expect from R.B.
Just to set the record straight ,as opposed to the comments stated by the chap beneath me ,Richard has not been confined to the limits of "JAPAN "- they broke up in the early 80,s... Read more
Published on 10 Aug 2008 by Richard Pievaitis
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