ToscaJ.A.C.

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G-Stone Recordings – !K7180 cd

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CD , Album

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Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Ambient

Tracklist

1 Rondo Acapricio 6:12
2 Heidi Bruehl
VocalsSamia Farah
4:44
3 Superrob
VocalsValerie Etienne
4:18
4 John Lee Huber
VocalsDiana Lueger
4:17
5 Pyjama 3:52
6 The Big Sleep 6:06
7 Damentag
VocalsFarda P.
4:42
8 Naschkatze 4:18
9 Züri 5:30
10 Sala 8:18
11 Forte 3:55
12 No More Olives 5:47

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright ℗G-Stone Recordings
  • Copyright ©!K7 Records
  • Published ByTosca Music
  • Mastered AtCalyx Mastering
  • Pressed ByMPO
  • Distributed ByRough Trade Distribution GmbH – rtd.387.0180.2 [43]

Credits

  • DesignKlaus Dahmen
  • Photography ByMarkus Rössle
  • Producer, Written-ByRupert Huber

Notes

Hard back faux leather book cover with the CD housed in a transparent plastic tray.

℗+© 2005 g-stone recordings & !k7 records.

Mastered at Calyx Berlin. Made in .

"J.A.C." stands for "Joshua, Arthur, Conrad". These are the names of the sons of Rupert Huber and Richard Dorfmeister, a.k.a. Tosca. Between the release of their last album "Dehli9" and J.A.C., the two became fathers, Rupert Huber even twice.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 730003718021
  • Label Code: lc 07306
  • Price Code: [43]
  • Price Code: ps 380
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): [MPO logo x3] CA PK7180CD @ 02 02/04/05 04:25:22 AM
  • Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI L039
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 1261
  • Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): [MPO logo x3] CA PK7180CD @ 02 02/04/05 04:25:22 AM
  • Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI L039
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 1203

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Reviews

  • Colorvox's avatar
    Colorvox
    J.A.C. The album is named after Joshua, Arthur, and Conrad, the sons of Richard Dorfmeister and Rupert Huber, respectively.
    • nein17's avatar
      nein17
      Rondo Acapricio and Damentag still slap to this day. Check out the extended version of Pyjama, I believe that is the better version.
      • dlgale1974's avatar
        dlgale1974
        This is not as sublime as Suzuki; where Suzuki seems like one continuous thought, this album is more of a mixed bag, until the last four tunes it's not as laid back and although I do really like some of the more upbeat stuff, overall it's not quite up there. Randa Acapricio and the funky Damentag are the highlights for me
        • DetroitBootyBass's avatar
          Edited 12 years ago
          To be frank, I was a bit disappointed with this album. It starts off very strong with 'Rondo Acapricio' (my favorite track on the CD), but goes downhill with the next seven songs. The vocals on some of the tracks are pretty rough and, in one case, even downright grating. Luckily things pick back up for the final four tracks, but it's not enough to overcome songs two through eight (at least for me).

          If you're new to Tosca, do yourself a favor and find a copy of 'Suzuki' instead - that album is a true masterpiece.
          • togginho's avatar
            togginho
            Edited 19 years ago
            Tosca, the way we've gotten to know and love them - getting better by the album. While J.A.C. provides a much brighter and happier sound than the predecessors, they continue to take their audience through some strange trip between subconcious and crystal-clear. Where "Suzuki" was without comparison, this album continues on the same paths - nothing really new, but nothing you've heard before. The CD cover is made of leather, showing Tosca's dedication not only to the music - but albums as complete works of art.
            • Balssa's avatar
              Balssa
              Edited 20 years ago
              Like Dehli 9, this album contains songs by Tosca - not remixes. Tosca's own sensibility flits froim funk to "smooth jazz" - not every listener's cup of tea - but the orchestration and ornamentation are coinsistent with Tosca's best - always inspired, sometimes sublime. This album has grown on me over a half-dozen hearings - as did Dehli 9 - so I'm very happy to see Tosca's continuing evolution within their own musical vein. The songs are loose and improvisational, though the craftsmanship is meticulous and the cumulative impact of the album seems to be nearly twice that of the individual songs, a killer ratio in my book.

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