Ian Anderson

The Secret Language Of Birds (2x12")

Madfish

SMALP1292

Madfish

32
Format: 2x12inch VinylRelease: 12.06.2026
38,61 €
pre-order now 12.06.2026

expected to be published on 12.06.2026

The Secret Language Of Birds (2x12")
TRACKLIST
  • The Secret Language Of Birds (04:17)
  • The Little Fower Girl (03:37)
  • Montserrat (03:21)
  • Postcard Day (05:07)
  • The Water Carrier (02:56)
  • Set- Aside (01:29)
  • A Better Moon (03:46)
  • Sanctuary (04:42)
  • The Jasmine Corridor (03:54)
  • The Hebanero Reel (04:01)
  • Panama Freighter (03:21)
  • The Secret Language Of Birds - Part 2 (03:03)
  • Boris Dancing (03:07)
  • Circular Breathing (03:45)
  • The Stormont Shuffle (03:11)
  • Etching

First released in 2000, 'The Secret Language Of Birds' saw Ian Anderson at his most introspective & stylistically diverse, delivering a deeply personal collection of songs that blend folk, rock, world music & classical influences with effortless grace. Written & recorded at Anderson's home studio, this album stands apart within his catalogue for its intimate atmosphere & organic charm. Across its richly varied tracks, Anderson's signature flute work intertwines with acoustic instrumentation, subtle rhythms & evocative storytelling, creating a soundscape that is both pastoral & worldly. From the reflective beauty of the title track to the playful energy of "The Habanero Reel" & the cinematic sweep of "Panama Freighter," each piece reveals a different facet of his musical language.

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Ian Anderson, The Secret Language Of Birds (2x12") SMALP1292, 2026-06-12 00:00:00, 636551829212.
2x12inch Vinyl 0.50 kg.
Material information: Vinyl (PVC).
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