YEAR: 1992
STYLE: Symphonic Progressive Rock
FORMAT: FLAC (Image + Log + Cue + Scans + 5% Recovery)
SIZE: 469 Mb
COUNTRY: Romania
THE BAND:
Nicolae Covaci - guitar, vocals; Mani Neumann - violin; Volker Vaesen - bass; Ovidiu Lipan - drums; Mircea Baniciu - vocalsThe beginnings of Romanian band PHOENIX must called back from the 60's. They released a few EPs during this period, featuring several original compositions and some covers of BEATLES songs. Unfortunately (or fortunately, God knows) the communist officials were not impassive regarding their western style and music and started to create them some problems. Despite all opinions, the leader Nicolae Covaci abandoned the beat influences and instead turned to archaic Romanian music as the source of inspiration. Their journey to old Romanian folklore begin with "Cei Ce Ne-au Dat Nume" continues with "Mugur De fluier" (subtitled Introduction for an old Romanian music concert) and ends with "Cantofabule", a poem inspired by medieval books (bestiars) dedicated to mythical creatures.
The work of PHOENIX is a pleasant guide through Romanian spirit and meanwhile some really progressive pages. Living guitar, nice bass, accurate drums and emotional vocals alongside proper arrangements, originality and musical depth describe three of the best Romanian albums ever.
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Track Listing:1. Timişoara (3:45)
2. Tamara (4:48)
3. Mica Ţiganiadă (4:45)
4. Nunta (3:49)
5. Would you follow me...? (5:28)
6. Anule hanule (5:36)
7. Vara (4:10)
8. Jocul (4:05)
9. Strunga (6:13)
10. Fata verde (2:56)
11. Anotimpul 5 (4:27)
12. Stars dance (4:53)
13. Running (3:32)
14. Te întreb pe tine, soare (3:48)
15. Mugur de fluier (4:33)
The Band:Nicolae Covaci - guitar, vocals
Mani Neumann - violin
Volker Vaesen - bass
Ovidiu Lipan - drums
Mircea Baniciu - vocals
Guests:
Ulli Brand - acoustic guitar
Adrian Petrescu - oboe
The Radio Philharmonic Orchestra Bucureşti
„Song” Choir
„Grupul de popi”
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