YEAR: 1973
STYLE: Progressive Rock/ Jazz Rock
FORMAT: APE (Image + Log + Cue + Scans + 5% Recovery)
SIZE: 324 Mb
COUNTRY: UK
THE BAND:
Darryl Way / violin, viola, keyboards; Dek Messecar / bass; John Etheridge / guitar; Ian Mosley / drums
Guest musician: Ian McDonald / piano, percussion (track 6) WOW! This not very well known progressive rock band gives us here a wonderful album, full of impressive violin, electric & acoustic guitars and VERY dynamic & punchy bass! The drums are very well played and rather complex. Everything is very well synchronized, like Gentle Giant. It sounds a bit like Curved air, Caravan, Kayak, the King Crimson of the 70's, Camel and Gentle Giant; but this album has really its own sound, and this makes the band very interesting. There is a good interrelation between the electric violin and the guitars. The lead vocals are very good, and surprisingly the keyboards are not extremely abundant, mainly consisting in discreet electric & acoustic piano, and in a couples of spacy moog solos. "MacDonald's Lament" is absolutely a gem with its mellow crescendo featuring an unforgettable violin solo! ]
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Track Listing:1. The Void (4:35)
2. Isolation Waltz (4:37)
3. Go Down (4:45)
4. Wolf (4:06)
5. Cadenza (4:48)
6. Chanson Sans Paroles (6:28)
7. McDonald's Lament (7:10
The Band:- Darryl Way / violin, viola, keyboards
- Dek Messecar / bass
- John Etheridge / guitar
- Ian Mosley / drums
Guest musician:
- Ian McDonald / piano, percussion (track 6)
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