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[thom]

blof- een manier om thuis te komen
vanessa mea - storm

[Paul]

blof- een manier om thuis te komen

Paul- een manier om thuis te komen.

[thom]

Paul- een manier om thuis te komen.

lol, erug goede cd trouwens

[Willem-A]

Eva Cassidy-Method Actor. Al een wat oudere cd , in 2002 opnieuw uitgebracht, maar absoluut tijdloos. Eigenlijk triest dat iemand na haar dood pas zo bekend wordt. Haar muziek is over het algemeen erg mooi als je van een beetje rust houdt. En ja, ik word al wat ouder... 

[Maurice]

Eva Cassidy-Method Actor. Al een wat oudere cd , in 2002 opnieuw uitgebracht, maar absoluut tijdloos. Eigenlijk triest dat iemand na haar dood pas zo bekend wordt. Haar muziek is over het algemeen erg mooi als je van een beetje rust houdt. En ja, ik word al wat ouder... 

Gouden strotje heeft dat mens 
En eerlijke opnames 
Heb zelf songbird en time after time (al weer heel wat jaartjes nu).

[Maurice]

Een paar Ayreon albums!

Review   by Robert Taylor

Into the Electric Castle is an epic prog rock opera from Dutch guitarist Arjen Lucassen. The sci-fi story centers around eight strangers brought together into a dimension of no space and no time. The characters in the story are played by varying lead singers, including former Marillion frontman Fish. The supporting cast is a who's who of proggers, which translates into superb musicianship. The story is standard sci-fi fare, but winds up being quite effective with the accompanying score. The massive coordination of such a large project is admirable, but to pull it off with such impressive results is stunning. There are some moments that work better than others, but in sum this an energetic, fun, and original recording. There is a plethora of styles incorporated here, including progressive rock, progressive metal, neo-prog, fusion, space rock, jazz, folk, and classical. This campy classic helped to spawn a devout cult following for Ayreon and the man behind the music, Arjen Lucassen.

Review   by Glenn Astarita

Ayreon is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Arjen Anthony Lucassen as this 2000 release represents Part I of the separately issued, two-part science fiction-based Universal Migrator CDs. Musically, The Dream Sequencer signifies tranquillity and serenity in conjunction with the "last of the Mars Colonists" who have depleted their resources thanks to a catastrophic, albeit futuristic war. And besides the rather far-flung yet pleasingly affable concept, the crystalline recording in concert with the musicians' often dazzling and altogether sympathetic interplay equates to a thoroughly enterprising affair that sustains interest. Lucassen enlists a multinational cast of vocalists and musicians for an exposition that at times elicits fond memories of early-'70s Pink Floyd-style dream-laden vistas. However, the band does indeed perform with a late-'90s edge, while also maintaining a consistently identifiable sound and style as many of these textural soundscapes are enhanced by sweet-tempered vocals, layered synths, and seductive melodies that skirt the fringes of ambient electronica and classic progressive rock. Whereas, Lucassen excels as an accomplished guitarist and colorist who chooses his notes wisely yet is equally adept at seizing the moment by way of bone-crushing leads and concisely executed chord progressions. The Dream Sequencer is brimming with climactic overtures, enticing vocal harmonies, and memorably melodic themes. Basically, Lucassen's strong compositions and alluring arrangements strike an engaging chord as the music and overall production hearken back to the glory days of defiantly inventive progressive rock. Highly recommended.

Review   by Glenn Astarita

Flight of the Migrator represents the second of the separately issued, two-part science fiction-based Universal Migrator CDs. Once again, multi-instrumentalist Arjen Anthony Lucassen employs a multinational aggregation of vocalists and keyboardists to supplement his existential visions. And while the excellent Part I: The Dream Sequencer is primarily an ambient/electronic progressive rock-based outing, Part II of this series figuratively takes the willing listener back to the beginning of time, as the hard-edged prog/metallic stylizations parallel a stewing universe, i.e., "The Big Bang." Throughout this affair, the music contrasts the expertly crafted dreamscapes witnessed on Part I as the musicians expound upon rapid unison choruses, shifty time signatures, and synth-led themes. The piece titled "Journey on the Waves of Time" boasts a memorably melodic hook thanks to Erik Norlander's meaty analog synthesizers as the overall vibe might rekindle notions of a typical Emerson, Lake & Palmer motif, although Ralf Scheepers icy, high-pitched vocals detract from the melodious effect. The band also utilizes strings and electro-acoustic interludes to counterbalance some of the high-impact proceedings amid Lucassen's penetrating and often blistering lines performed on electric guitar. Overall, Flight of the Migrator is a noteworthy release for the year 2000 yet some of these pieces are slightly amorphous in scope and fail to sustain any lasting degree of interest. However, Lucassen's applied concepts and compositional acumen fare much better on the highly recommended The Dream Sequencer.

[Eip]

MEGA DANCE VOLUME 3.


     


   groeten  Eip.

[mars]

Oi

loop ik net door de grote marktstraat hier in den haag, hoor ik me daar onwijs gave muziek gespeeld worden ( op straat dus) 

Het waren twee jongens , 1 met electrische gitaar en 1 met een sitar ding, ofzoiets en dan hadden ze ook nog een drum computer en loops achtige effecten , en eigen opnames enz enz

enfin dat was helemaal top ( al het publiek bleef staan , en toen werd het zeg maar toch nog gezellig)

Ze verkochten ook nog hun eigen cd's en daar heb ik er 1 van gekocht, het is een soort housewereldbleusjazz muziek euh......... maar dan anders

de site waar je meer over deze freaks kan vinden is..     www.lindsaybuckland.com

zo heet ie dus ook; Lindsay Buckham, dus!  En de ander heet; carlos vamos

grtz mars


edit; ik zal trouwens dit topic wat meer gaan gebruiken, want ik koop gemiddeld zo'n 5 cd's per week

[MadVillain]

@Mars:

Net gecheckt, maar dit is echt te gekke muziek!

Op youtube staan veel video's....

[Paul]

Voor wie dit niks zegt zie:

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer-Z

[mars]

 

yeah,  Pretty Paracetamol

grtz mars

[Paul]

yeah,  Pretty Paracetamol

grtz mars

Na 15 biertjes wel. 

[mars]

Pretty paracetamol was een hit van ze

[vielzweck]

Voor wie dit niks zegt zie:

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer-Z

Leuk FGisher z,

jaren geleden gezien op pinkpop

[mars]

welk jaar was dat ook alweer   ik was er namelijk ook


grtz mars