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LACK OF LIGHT

Burnin' Red Ivanhoe

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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2.15 | 7 ratings | 1 reviews | 14% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1998

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Lack Of Light (4:06)
2. Karma Cowboy (4:57)
3. Wild And Loaded (5:58)
4. Under The Lee Of Words (5:45)
5. A Perfect Ending (4:49)
6. Strindbergs Car (6:03)
7. Jammin' My Animal (3:51)
8. Surrounded With Money (5:44)
9. I'll Be Right Back (3:57)
10. Talk Talk New York (4:30)
11. F (1:30)

Total Time: 51:10

Line-up / Musicians

- Janne Eilskov / lead (2, 3, 6) & backing vocals
- Ole Fick / guitars, lead (1, 4, 8) & backing vocals
- Karsten Vogel / alto & soprano saxophones, keyboards
- Kim Menzer / harmonica, bass clarinet, didjeridoo, Pan flute, percussion, lead vocals
- Assi Roar / bass
- Klaus Menzer / drums, percussion

With:
- Rasmus Hedeboe / guitar solo (3), backing vocals
- Jon Bruland / bass (1, 3)

Releases information

Recorded in 1995-1998

Artwork: Ole Fick

CD PolyGram ‎- BRIO 98 (1998, Denmark)

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BURNIN' RED IVANHOE Lack Of Light ratings distribution


2.15
(7 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(14%)
14%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(0%)
0%
Good, but non-essential (14%)
14%
Collectors/fans only (71%)
71%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by UMUR
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2 stars Lack of Light is the seventh and at the time that Iīm writing this review the last studio album from Danish progressive jazz/ rock act Burninī Red Ivanhoe. Burninī Red Ivanhoe are mostly known for their first three progressive jazz/ rock albums from the late sixties and the early seventies. The rest of their discography is not as significant or important in the history of progressive rock and that includes Lack of Light. Itīs been eighteen years between their last album called Shorts which was released in 1980, and itīs obvious that Lack of Light is from the nineties as it has a very different sound compared to Shorts. I found Shorts to be a terrible disappointment and overall a very weak album, so I wasnīt expecting much from Lack of Light.

The music hasnīt got much to do with the progressive jazz/ rock that made Burninī Red Ivanhoe such an exciting band in the beginning of their career. Thereīs a definite modern nineties pop/ rock touch to the sound and the songs are generally very commercial and not the least progressive IMO. I think Karma Cowboy ( with lyrics by the famous and sadly deceased Danish poet and author Dan Túrell) and the instrumental Jamminī My Animal with the very distinct didjeridu, are partially enjoyable while I canīt really find much joy in the rest of the tracks.

The musicianship is excellent as usual but the music is not as challenging or focused on instruemental sections as was the case on the first albums from the band.

The production is professional but not really to my liking.

I canīt say that Iīm very excited about this album and my rating lies somewhere between 1 and 2 stars. There are a few enjoyable momemts here and there so Iīll stretch and give Lack of Light 2 stars. Lack of Light is just a notch better than Shorts but overall itīs not very recommendable.

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