Vert
The
Köln Konzert
Sonig (Germany) 2000
sonig 12 (LP)
sleeve : VG+(TEOC,SPSE: 5cm crack on top side)
media : EX-/EX-(slightly warp on one part that does not affect to playback)
The debut album by Vert, a project by German artist Adam Butler, who made his debut in 1996 with the 12-inch single Broken Breakbeat Bebop and continued to release music consistently throughout the 2000s. Released in 2000, the album is, as its title suggests, directly inspired by Keith Jarrett’s landmark 1975 ECM recording The Köln Concert. With spaciously arranged piano and finely detailed electronic sounds, the album unfolds as a suite of minimalist electronics moving freely between ambient, experimental music, contemporary classical, and jazz. A beautifully conceived work with an exceptionally comfortable and immersive sound.
Deadstock, unplayed copy, sold as-is. Due to age-related deterioration, there is an approximately 5 cm split along the top edge of the outer sleeve. There is a slight warp on part of the record, but it plays without any problems.
A1: Part One
A2: Part Two