39°
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- 163.8 MB
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- 10 files
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Our current edition. 10-file source edition; The release statement supplies ensemble chronology and its found-material/craft premise, but no complete sample ledger or session chain. Ten files preserve the named remix. Founder details remain source-attributed; additional personnel are not invented. Read the transfer report.
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The Record
The Plastic Jazz Orchestra's 39° is introduced through a statement attributed to founder Bernd Burnson about making new work from existing musical material. The release account dates the electronic ensemble's formation to late 2006 and says its members continued after Burnson's death the following summer. Ten pieces include “33 Cent,” “Mosaic,” “Jazz Solo,” “Roulette” and “Elongated Vector Gymnast,” with “Hold” explicitly labeled as the group's remix.
Release details
- Release
- Album / curated collection
- Genre
- Jazz / Experimental jazz
- Edition
- 10-file source edition; The release statement supplies ensemble chronology and its found-material/craft premise, but no complete sample ledger or session chain. Ten files preserve the named remix. Founder details remain source-attributed; additional personnel are not invented.
- Source license
- CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
- Running time
- 30:52
Tracklist
- 33 cent
- Mosaic
- Steps, Stairs, Mountains and Valleys
- Jazz Solo
- Hold [The Plastic Jazz Orchestra Remix]
- Roulette
- Bye Bye Altai
- C'mon Kids
- Neon Fly
- Elongated Vector Gymnast
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Transfer Report
Selected edition: 10-file source edition; The release statement supplies ensemble chronology and its found-material/craft premise, but no complete sample ledger or session chain. Ten files preserve the named remix. Founder details remain source-attributed; additional personnel are not invented. from the documented source. 10 audio files, 171,756,750 bytes and 30:52 of measured audio.
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Selected the source’s complete 10-recording FLAC edition in its documented file order.
The release statement supplies ensemble chronology and its found-material/craft premise, but no complete sample ledger or session chain. Ten files preserve the named remix. Founder details remain source-attributed; additional personnel are not invented. Primary source and edition notes.
These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.
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Source declaration: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Source evidence.
Hosting this entry was approved by the owner on October 6, 2026. The source declaration remains unchanged.
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