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Todos os álbuns aqui postados foram adquiridos de forma legal em vinil ou cd, em lojas especializadas, sebos ou com amigos e sugiro que após ouvir algo que goste procure comprar o original.
Divirtam-se e aproveitem o espaço que é nosso.
Obrigada
Márcia Tunes
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Remember that this blog is not intended in any way injure bands, artists and record labels, rather the goal is to always disclose and share fun, culture and education.
So if somehow you feel harmed by blog, please send an email to (progrockcontramao @ hotmail) that promptly delete the written material or link. The same goes for requests and suggestions.
All albums posted here were purchased legally on vinyl or CD, in specialty stores, book stores or with friends and I suggest that after you hear something you like try to buy the original.
Have fun and enjoy the space that is ours.
Thanks
Marcia Tunes
Para os Krautmaniacos
sexta-feira, 3 de junho de 2011
Skywhale - The World At Minds End (1977)
Fusion dos bão! Discaço, altamente recomendado!
Skywhale was formed in 1974 by Steve Robshaw in Bristol UK, in order to play an eclectic blend of soaring optimistic melodic music. This seven piece band created a new and uplifting style of instrumental music, fusing jazz, rock, funk, orchestral and celtic styles. Considered to be a masterpiece, the re-release of this album has been eagerley awaited by fans world wide.
Ahh, truly the definition of a gem, this one. Skywhale was, in a nutshell, 7 amazing musicians rounded up and put together by guitarist extraordinaire Steve Robshaw. The World At Minds End is the one LP they left us in their unfortunately short-lived existence. Previously this was only available on vinyl, and it also happens to be one of the rarer ones out there. Luckily for us it was recently remastered and released on CD, which is how I was finally able to get a copy after hearing so much about it.
Probably the greatest thing about this album, aside from the exceptionally creative songwriting/arrangements and gifted musicians, is the energy they create as a band. In every song the tempo rises and they'll soar to a height that even revered veterans of the music world would be envious of.
The songwriting itself has an atmosphere and creativity that you just don't see very often in music. The music is consistent and thematic, and the arranging of different instruments to take hold of the melodies, often simultaneously, keeps the melodies interesting throughout every song of every album. Sporadically placed are spots in between these melodies in which the musicians are given chances to improvise, giving them a healthy chance to showcase their talents. And indeed they do, all the improvisation is highly inspired and consistent with the music, fitting in seamlessly.
This masterpiece will certainly remain one of my all-time favorites. I'm very fortunate I was able to hear about this one thanks to the internet, now that they're on ProgArchives hopefully many others will get a chance to hear it. Get this one just in case it vanishes into obscurity again folks! You won't regret it. (Progarchive)
01. Epicure - 7:30
02. Hydralic Fever - 7:20
03. Two Budda Garage - 8:00
04. The World At Minds End - 6:56
05. Eternal Optimist (The Rat) - 9:22
06. Bogies - 4:50
Steve Robshaw - guitars, violin, Roland guitar synthesizer
Stan Thewils - flute, tenor saxophone
Paul Todd - soprano saxophone, flute, penny whistle
Dougall Airmole - bass
Mick Avery - drums, percussion
Gwyo Zepix - keyboards, EMS & ARP synthesizers
John Schofield - percussion
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