Sunday, January 8, 2012

Timberwolf in the Tall Pines


Timberwolf in the Tall Pines

released in 1990


To hear a Timberwolf howling in its native environment is an event. What in their terms is a simple social gathering among pack members or an expression of territorial boundaries is most often perceived by us as a chilling signature of a desolate wilderness. As we become more familiar and understanding of our wildlife, the cry of the Timberwolf will no longer strike fear within us, but fill us with a sense of community.


This recording was conceived to both entertain and educate. Therefore, in an effort to create a realistic experience of the Timberwolf in its natural setting, the howling on this disc is sporadic. As I found during the extensive period of gathering the sounds of nature on this disc, these voicings do not always happen when we want them to. And so when you hear the voicings of the Timberwolf and other native wildlife on this disc, it will hopefully occur with a sense of surprise, much like it would in nature.


For those of you who wish to experience firsthand the cry of the Timberwolf, you will increase your chances greatly by closely studying the howling on this release, and by mimicking a howl in an area of nature that is known to be inhabited by Timberwolves. With patience, persistence, and reasonable "howling" skills, you are sure to eventually experience communication with these fascinating creatures. I assure you that it will be an experience that you will not soon forget.
(Brian Wright)


Tracklisting:


1. The Timberwolf Environment {50:05}


2. Large Wolf Pack #1 {0:58}


3. Lone Wolf #1 {0:23}


4. Large Wolf Pack #2 {1:50}


5. Lone Wolf #2 {0:19}

6. Large Wolf Pack #3 {1:23}


7. Lone Wolf #3 {0:40}


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7 comments:

  1. Thanks Grey Calx!
    I really like wolves and their voices. I've never heard them in the wild, but I Do live in a province with wolves- I'm not sure what variety. If I'm not mistaken, these (timberwolves) are the largest of the species, right?
    Looking forward to listening.

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  2. I remember a record title "Music to Freak Your Friends and Break Your Lease" - fits perfectly to this recording! I'm sitting here and listening to howling wolves for over an hour...one of the strangest environmental records I've come across. Thanks!

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  3. I own this CD, it's probably my all-time favorite environmental recording, and I'm a bit of a connoisseur. If you're reading this and debating downloading, grab it, you won't be sorry.

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  4. Hello, I'd really like to hear these wolves! I think Multiupload is no good any longer. Anyway you could re-upload this? Please and thank you.

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  5. Thank you so much for reuploading this. I truly appreciate the work you do for this blog. You're introducing me to many new sounds...sounds I wasn't even aware existed. Thanks again.

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  6. I hope your blog is still active, if so, can you please reup?
    Many thanks.

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    1. This is now reupped. You're welcome.
      The blog is on hiatus at the moment although I reupped a few other recordings today along with this one.
      I'm not sure when there will be a new post, hopefully it will be soon.

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