Various - Ars Longa Vita Brevis

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Review by Gunther Soto

Ars Longa Vita Brevis is a compilation album featuring a diverse range of artists and genres. The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "I'm Always in Love" by Wilco, setting the tone for the rest of the record. The tracks that follow are equally impressive, with standout performances from The Decemberists, The Shins, and Arcade Fire.

One of the strengths of this album is its ability to seamlessly blend different styles of music. From the folky acoustic guitar of Iron & Wine's "Lion's Mane" to the electronic beats of LCD Soundsystem's "All My Friends," the album flows smoothly from one track to the next.

The lyrics are often thought-provoking and introspective, exploring themes of love, loss, and the human experience. The haunting vocals of Antony and the Johnsons on "Hope There's Someone" leave a lasting impression, while the catchy melody of Spoon's "The Underdog" is sure to get stuck in your head.

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Artist: Various
Album: Ars Longa Vita Brevis
Rating: 4.67

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
All In Your Mind9:20
Devil's Answer3:26
Hiroshima4:49
Who Do You Love?2:59
Money Can't Save Your Soul3:57
Tomorrow Night3:13
The Sky Is Burning2:10
Billy The Monster3:25
Fire2:54
Easy Livin3:34
Kings And Queens10:57
Starlight, Starbright4:12
The Answer5:24
Mice And Rats In The Loft8:19
Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Pt. 24:45
Bath Sister3:26
Mrs Moon And The Thatched Shop6:13
One Inch Rock1:46
The Green Manalishi4:42
Aeroplane2:22
Lucky Man4:36
Blind To Your Light5:04
Gone With The Mouse4:59
Come To The Sabbat4:51
Sinnin For You (Live)3:35
Levinia3:29
This Wheel's On Fire3:30
Song Of A Baker3:14
Funeral Empire4:24
Seen Through A Light4:34
Xoanan Bay4:29
Natural Born Bugie4:10
Hibou, Anemone And Bear4:17
Spunk Box5:44
Walking In The Park3:51
The Seventh Secret1:06
Down The Dustpipe2:01
Man Of The World2:47
Opening Move9:41
I Keep Singing That Same Old Song8:21
The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack2:46
Buffalo3:10
Road To Cairo5:14
Sad Go Round2:52
Eternal Messenger3:49
America / Second Amendment6:18
Shangri-La5:13
Follow You Home2:11
Juniors Wailing3:31
Daughter Of The Hillside3:52
Prelude To The Arena5:23
Skin Valley Serenade3:41
Diana4:32

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Catalog Numbers

CMETD727

Labels

Castle Music

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Formats

  • 3 × CD
  • Compilation Box Set

Companies

RoleCompany
Phonographic Copyright (p)Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
Copyright (c)Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
Manufactured Bywww.VDCGroup.com

Credits

RoleCredit
ArtworkHugh Gilmour
DesignHugh Gilmour
Compiled ByDavid Wells
Sleeve NotesDavid Wells
CoordinatorJohn Reed, Jon Richards, Steve Hammonds

Notes

  • Tracks taken :
  • 1-1 from single A-side ( 1967 ). Mono version.
  • 1-2 from single B-side of " Sunshine Day " ( 1968 ) incorrectly attributed to Jethro Toe
  • 1-3 from single A-side ( 1968 )
  • 1-4 from LP " Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake " ( 1068 )
  • 1-5 from single A-side ( 1968 )
  • 1-6 from single A-side ( 1968 )
  • 1-7 unissued at the time alternate version of single A-side ( 1968 )
  • 1-8 from single A-side ( 1968 )
  • 1-9 from LP " Escalator " ( 1969 )
  • 1-10 from LP " The Awful Disclosures Of Maria Monk " ( 1969 )
  • 1-11 from single A-side ( 1969 )
  • 1-12 from LP " Those Who Are About To Die, Salute You " ( 1969 )
  • 1-13 unissued at the time live recording, March 1969
  • 1-14 from single A-side ( 1969 )
  • 1-15 unissued at the time live recording, circa April 1969
  • 1-16 from B-side of " Hot Smoke And Sasafrass " ( 1969 )
  • 1-17 unssued at the time, recorded 1969
  • 1-18 from single A-side ( 1969 )
  • 1-19 from single A-side ( 1969 )
  • 2-1 from LP " The Deviants " ( 1969 )
  • 2-2 from LP " 2 Ozs. Of Plastic With A Hole In The Middle " ( 1969 )
  • 2-3 from LP " Juicy Lucy " ( 1969 )
  • 2-4 from LP " Renaissance " ( 1969 )
  • 2-5 from single A-side ( 1970 )
  • 2-6 from LP " Sacrifice " ( 1970 )
  • 2-7 unissued at the time alternate version of single A-side ( 1970 )
  • 2-8 from LP " Stray " ( 1970 )
  • 2-9 from LP " Far Canal " ( 1970 )
  • 2-10 from LP " The Answer " ( 1970 )
  • 2-11 from single A-side ( 1970 )
  • 2-12 from LP " Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon " ( 1970 )
  • 2-13 from LP " UFO 1 " ( 1970 )
  • 2-14 unissued at the time alternate version of track from LP " Looking In " ( 1970 )
  • 2-15 from LP " Emerson, Lake & Palmer " ( 1970 )
  • 2-16 from LP " Mountains " ( 1970 )
  • 2-17 from A-side of Maxi-Single ( 1971 )
  • 3-1 from LP " Arena " ( 1971 )
  • 3-2 from LP " Fools Meeting " ( 1971 )
  • 3-3 from single A-side ( 1971 )
  • 3-4 from LP " Mice And Rats In The Loft " ( 1971 )
  • 3-5 from LP " Hiroshima " ( 1971 )
  • 3-6 from LP " Fuchsia " ( 1971 )
  • 3-7 from LP " Galactic Zoo Dossier " ( 1971 )
  • 3-8 from LP " Imagination Lady " ( 1972 )
  • 3-9 from LP " Demons And Wizards " ( 1972 )
  • 3-10 from LP " Two Quid Deal ? " ( 1972 )
  • 3-11 from single B-side of " Man Of Renown " ( 1973 )
  • 3-12 from single A-side ( 1973 )
  • 3-13 from LP " Brain Salad Surgery " ( 1973 )
  • 3-14 from single A-side ( 1974 )
  • 3-15 from LP " Living In Fear " ( 1974 )
  • 3-16 from LP " Red Queen To Gryphon Three " ( 1974 )
  • 3-17 from LP " Seven Secrets " ( 1974 )
  • A compendium of progressive rock 1967-1974.
  • Three CDs in slimline cases, with booklet, in cardboard sleeve.
  • Track 2-6 is credited only to Clive Jones but on Wikipedia and Discogs Jim Gannon is also credited as a composer.
  • Track 3-1 on Discogs ( Marsupilami " Arena " LP Transatlantic Records TRA 230 ) instead is credited to Bob West and Leary Hasson.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 5 050159 172726
  • Label Code: LC 6448
  • Rights Society: MCPS
  • Matrix / Runout (Disc 1): CMETD727/A SANCTUARY RECORDS **69890 www.vdcgroup.com
  • Matrix / Runout (Disc 2): CMETD727/B SANCTUARY RECORDS **69902 www.vdcgroup.com
  • Matrix / Runout (Disc 3): CMETD727/C SANCTUARY RECORDS **69911 www.vdcgroup.com
  • Mastering SID Code (All discs): IFPI LD11
  • Mould SID Code (All discs): IFPI 5Q04
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Summary by Gunther Soto

Ars Longa Vita Brevis is a well-curated collection of songs that showcases the diversity and talent of modern music. Whether you're a fan of indie rock, folk, or electronic music, there's something here for everyone.

Comments

mrizaldhy2625
mrizaldhy2625
Happy Birthday Ian Anderson born on August 10, 1947. He is a Scottish musician, singer and songwriter best known for his work as the lead vocalist, flautist, acoustic guitarist and leader of the British rock band Jethro Tull. He is a multi-instrumentalist who, in addition to flute and acoustic guitar, plays keyboards, electric guitar, bass guitar, bouzouki, balalaika, saxophone, harmonica and a variety of whistles.- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Anderson
nezouko
nezouko
First timer..sweet a new JT..l been away awhile..yall
hyelynnkoo
hyelynnkoo
Awesome
rcarvalhalrj
rcarvalhalrj
????
rghd5432188
rghd5432188
This just reminds me of 1968, the very special kind of music that was around at the time, and how it felt to be aged 7. Thanks for posting this ultra-rarity.
tiaraj81193
tiaraj81193
Groovy
mmishra1979
mmishra1979
Aeroplane
Backing Vocals – Tony Wilson (3)
Bass Guitar – Glenn Cornick*
Drums – Barriemore Barlow
Electric Guitar – Neil Smith (5)
Keyboards – John Evan
Lead Vocals – Ian Anderson
Written-By – Len Barnard*, Ian Anderson
The first Jethro Tull release
"Sunshine Day" recorded January 6-7, 1968 at CBS Studios, London, UK
"Aeroplane" recorded October 22, 1967 at EMI Studios, London, UK as John Evan Band; *co-writer "Len Barnard" was Tull bass player Glenn Barnard aka Glenn Cornick (Glenn Douglas Barnard Cornick).
related release: [Blues For The 18th / Aeroplane]

Cornick and others believe producer Derek Lawrence purposely used the name "Jethro Toe" on this release, because he did not like the name "Jethro Tull".
ljustfindtheml
ljustfindtheml
west coast psychedelic pop via blackpool....oh dear
melodysprouse83
melodysprouse83
Who plays the keys on this?