PART 1
MORPHEUSZ: DAWN OF DREAMS
THE ROSWELL INCIDENT: ESCAPE
JAVI CANOVAS: NATURE OF THE INEXISTENCE
DERELICT THOUGHTS: SONGS FOR AN AUTUMN MOON
PART 2
JOHAN TRONESTAM: EVENT HORIZON
TMA: SEQUENTUM P
JEFF WOODALL: TRANSCENDING
THOUGHT GUILD: SON SYNTHETIQUE
CARL WEINGARTEN: FLOW OF STARS
TEMPLE OF DOUBT: BLACKWATER
IAN NEAL: TO SEE YOU
Hey Bruce! Great start with the new 2 hour format! Love the show! Groove Unlimited? I have visited this site many, many times! Great music to be had here! I really enjoyed the opening track by Morpheus. Dawn Of Dreams is sooooo dreamy! ;) Love the guitar work. Sort of reminds me of the glissando guitar on Kevin's music and a little like Pink Floyd's guitar on Dark Side of the Moon! This track is great for traveling! A bit long, but worth it! Love the bells at the end...very cinematic! Escape by The Roswell Incident started out slow for me and the synth sounds and atmospheres is great but, when the rhythm kicked in.....it is great! Has a bit of a Native American flare to it with the drums. Nice one! Jani Canvas' Nature of The Inexistence....love this one! Reminds me of Tangerine Dream (I know you don't really like them but, the sound is unmistakeable) and Jean Michel Jarre. Their influences are in this one! Love the build up in this one. I haven't heard of Derelict Thoughts but, man oh man, this is great classic EM! Songs for an Autumn Moon is going in my library! Beautiful, thought provoking and inspirational! Event Horizon by Johan Tronestam is good and I hear some Kitaro influences in this one. Like it! TMA's Sequentum P is truly a great tune Bruce! Classic EM again! Cool drums and guitar. A new Favorite! JMJ synth influences as well. Especially with the laser sounds! ;) Also, a little Pink Floyd-ish guitar. I have several tracks by Jeff Woodall, too, and Transcending is really good. Beautiful ambient piece! Very relaxing! Sounds a bit like Jon Jenkins and David Helpling. Now when it came to Thought Guild's Son Synthetique, I was floored! Great thought provoking track. I guess that's why they are called Thought Guild, eh? ;) Anyway, a great piece! I think I heard a little Jon Serrie-like rhythm in this one...similar to Tingri. Flow of Stars by Carl Weingarten sounds a lot like lowercasenoises (if you know of them). Similar in guitar sound. Love the spacey guitars! Then when the harmony came in with more synths, I was mezmerized! Got real spacey glissando-ish at the end! Great piece! Temple of Doubt's Blackwater is very remeniscent of Dancing Fantasy and Software! Very smoooooth! I wasn't real keen on Ian Neal's To See You. I know it's prog-rock but, it has it's good points. Easy listening and 'Who-ish'. Still a good track.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all that music with us Bruce! Thoroughly enjoyed it! Looking forward to the next show! I think the 2 hour format works well!
Cheers!
Chris