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Release date11 October 2004 TracklistingDisc one 1. Sketch For Summer Disc two 1. What Is It To Me (Woman) CreditsTitle: The Best of The Durutti Column ReviewsUNCUT (December 2004) **** "If most rock guitar still roots itself in the earthy, wooden fire of the blues, over the last 25 years Vini Reilly has explored a liquid, airy form, notes bent by the other gravities and atmospheres of whichever planet Martin Hannett now calls home. Essentially an update of 1986's Valuable Passages, the extra disc showcases Reilly's experiments with vocal samples ("Otis"), sequenced beats ("Contra-indications" and female singers ("Sing To Me") - all remarkably successful. A much-needed introduction to the fugitive pieces of a neglected career." Stephen Trousse. Mojo (December 2004) ****"2-CD set documenting the minimalist history of Factory's most precious commodity, Vini Reilly and his haunting guitar trickery. 1980 to the present, spectral ragtime to melancholic Hawaiian weeping." AM. Word (December 2004)Extract: "Never a band to sell many records, The Durutti Columm appeared in the late '70s sounding for all the world like Joy Division trying to make lift music." |
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