The Best in Asian jazz,fusion,
Smooth jazz, Blues, and other genres.All forms of fusion,
Comments,requests, and contributions[of music] are welcome.Lossless and Lossy posts..
A big thanks to 'fabien' for this. appreciated.This is the audio of the dvd.I will post the original link that are 'ogg files' and an mp3 link.. Best of his concerts that I have heard of his... Voice of Elements is Masato Honda, Mitsuru Suto, Hiroyuki Noritake, T-group of members of the former Keiji Matsumoto SQUARE. 。 Are included in the Shibuya AX live 2006/09/10.
Thanks to 'fen' for this, [awhile ago, it was on a flash drive].Appreciated..
01.SHINY LADY(prologue) 02.MANHATTAN IN BLUE 03.MORNING FLIGHT 04.HIGH PRESSURE 05.OBSESSION 06.SEXY GALAXY 07.LOVERS 08.WINGS OF TOMORROW 09.STREET BATTERY 10.SKY WALKER 11.SHINY LADY 12.SAPPHIRE 13.DANCING MAKES YOU SMILE 14.FELICIA 15.HALF MOON STREET 16.SWEET MAGIC(EPILOGUE)
Thanks to those that took the time to vote in the poll. It states that there were 3 people that marked 'FUELSTATION' what did you like about that site?. Was it the way files were delivered, the catagories, the people, or just that they had everything [mostly] that you could want???
Thanks JJ
I was 'srvdgg' on that forum and had over 1200 posts when it ran into trouble. Also 'fussy on' transformed into another site I posted on.It is still up but not very active at this time.
Another nice mix of tunes from him, thanks to 'meho' for this as well..
1 Grasshoppers 2 MWSIK Part 1 3 Das Neue Japanische Elektronische Volkslied 4 Plastic Bamboo 5 Sechs Stüke Für Klavier Zu Vier Händen 6 Mother Terra 7 I'll Be There
Related Artists::: Vocals – Akko Yano* (tracks: 7) Written-By – Arnold Schoenberg (tracks: 5), Keizo Inoue (tracks: 2), Ryuichi Sakamoto (tracks: 1, 3, 4, 6, 7) Compilation of tracks Sakamoto recorded, wrote or produced between 1978 and 1979 for the Better Days label. 1, 3, 4 from "Thousand Knives" (1978) 2 from "Intimite" by Keizo Inoue (1978) 5 is unique to this release 6 is from "Kylyn" by Kazumi Watanabe (1979) 7 is from "Kylyn Live" by Kazumi Watanabe (1979)
Thanks to ' a friend of the site' for recording and sending this. There are 4 songs played live B4 a studio audience. I do not have the titles. It is in 1 file
A real nice one from the former YMO member. Thanks to 'stranger' for the original lossless files..
1 Adelic Penguins 2 Daikoukai-Verso Lo Schermo 3 Replica 4 Milan, 1909 5 Relâchè 6 Variety Show 7 Senso - War 8 Tibetan Dance (Version) 9 M.A.Y. In The Backyard 10 Japan 11 Slat Dance 12 A Rain Song 13 Ulu Watu 14 Water Is Life
Another very nice one from her.Thanks again to 'meho' for this gem..
1. Blue Skies 2. The Rose 3. Moon River 4. The End Of The World 5. Day Tripper 6. His Eye Is On A Sparrow 7. Work Song 8. Leaving On A Jet Plane 9. Can’t Help Falling In Love 10. By The Time I Get To Phoenix 11. どんなときも 12. Just Squeeze Me 13. My Funny Valentine 14. Danny Boy 15. L-O-V-E 16. Love
1. Travelin' Light 2. What A Difference A Day Made 3. Lover Man 4. A Time For Love 5. Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You 6. Fools Rush In 7. Solitude 8. Don't Be Cruel 9. Someday We'll Be Together 10. Georgia On My Mind 11. Blowin' In The Wind
Here's some great big band music. Smooth also has a couple more posted @ My Jazz World. I have posted Track #3-in the player in sidebar.
Big band pyrotechnics by the 20-piece Tokyo Union. This is no sleepy Scandinavian voyage, more a groovy collection of orchestra and electronics in the shape of six varied stormers written by legendary Japanese bandsman Bingo Miki and perhaps a little more accessable and funky then some of the big band outings released under his own name around the same period.
Familiar orchestral colours are melded with more progressive and funky arrangements and styles of the period culminating with the monstrous cop-show theme sounding "Children At Play". A surprising and original jazz album that's a pleasure from start to finish.
Part I Midnight Sunrise Part II Sketches Of Munch Part III The Legend Of Garbo Part IV Anderson Fantasia Part V Sibelius' Testament Part VI Children At Play
Here is the 2nd release from them, (even better than the 1st), thanx 'johny'..
Studio Album, released in 2004
Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Almost Babylon (8:23) 2. Chinese Leftovers (7:55) 3. Yesterday's Brain (7:45) 4. Crumbs (5:53) 5. Lesser Beings (3:34) 6. Misfit Toys (6:07) 7. Chimps in Space (13:05)
Total Time: 52:42
Related Artists::: - Chris Fox / electric & acoustic guitar - Matt Bocchino / acoustic & electric keyboards - Wayne Zito / fretted & fretless bass - Mark Conese / drums, percussion
Releases information CD Ambient Records (2004) Ambient records is run by band member drummer Mark Conese Instrumental Progressive Rock Multi-channel SACD/CD Hybrid released on Dec 15 2004. The basic tracks were recorded live in the studio, without the use of headphones. All tracks were recorded as direct as possible to the analogue multitrack. The mixes were made by the band in the analogue domain without the use of automation directly to DSD, this SACD represents the sound of an all-analogue production
Thanks to Garion81 for the addition and to ProgLucky for the last updates[progarchives]
Thanks to uploader for pix (from amazon) Another nice one from him. Thanks to "ROIO' for this, original files by 'vevrons'. ROIO sent a few that I do not have , but will post them as well.
01. Cleopatra's Dream [Short Version] 00:55 02. Last Tango in Paris 05:30 03. Naja 04:59 04. My love 03:41 05. P.S. I love you 07:14 06. Sweet Magic Moments 04:00 07. Going Out Of My Head 03:11 08. American Hit Song 04:41 09. Loving Touch 04:41 10. Yukima 01:36 11. Cleopatra's Dream (Long Version) 05:08
Thanks to ACHOPOTO for reupping this [HTF] very much appreciated. Here is another one from them from ACHOPOTO.
Stay Up II / Chickenshack
Meldac MECA-25006 Released on 1992
Produced by Chickenshack
Chickenshack : Hidefumi Toki(as,ss) Jun Yamagishi(g) Toru Tsuzuki(key) Bobby Watson(b)
Taka Numazawa(ds) Marvin Baker(ds)
Background vocals: Julia Waters Maxine Waters Oren Waters Wornel Jones Maxayne Lewis Marilyn Scott John Black Mark E.Smith Del George
Lenny Castro (perc)
01. Still At Temps (Hidefumi Toki) 02. Fill It Out (Jun Yamagishi) 03. I Remember You (Toru Tsuzuki) 04. 2 1/2 Nights (Bobby Watson) 05. After The Flight (Hidefumi Toki) 06. Just Go On (D.George/J.Yamagishi) 07. Impulse Love (Toru Tsuzuki) 08. I Don't Wanna Be Alone (D.George/J.Yamagishi) 09. Forever (Hidefumi Toki) 10. Loretta (Toru Tsuzuki)
This was from "funkwad" he sent it awhile ago. tHIS HAS BEEN UPGRADED TO A HIGHER BITRATE THAN THE ORIGINAL POST.IF YOU HAD ANY PROBLEMS WITH THE OTHER FILES, HERE IS ANOTHER LINK[POSTED IN COMMENTS] THAT WAS FRESHLY RE-RIPPED AND SENT IT IS IN 192HQ. Here it is nice stuff. Enjoy.
01 JUST WHO I NEEDED TO SEE 5:12 02 MY LOVE 5:03 03 ANA'S THEME 6:08 04 THEME FROM "NEWS ORDER" 5:06 05 LAVENDOR 4:06 06 THE MOVEMENT OF CLOUDS 4:58 07 GIRLS 4:21 08 KAREN 4:51 09 LIVING IN THE REAL WORLD 5:50 10 "POLICENAUTS" END TITLE 5:45 Disc length 51:20
Motoaki Furukawa
Solo Guitar on the Right Side. Rhythm Guitar on M1, M4, M7, M8 and M10. Acoustic Guitar on M3, M8 and M9 with nylon strings. Voice on M7.
Guitars: YAMAHA SG3000 CUSTOM P-PROJECT RAW 3 SCHECTER ORIGINAL MODEL GIBSON CHET ATKINS MODEL
Koichi Namiki
Solo Guitar on the Left Side. Rhythm Guitar on M2, M6, M8 and M9. Acoustic Guitar on M3, M8 with steel strings. Electric Bass on M2.
All Arranged by F/N by Motoaki Furukawa (M1, M3, M4, M7 and M10) by Koichi Namiki (M2, M5, M6, M8 and M9) Composed by Motoaki Furukawa (M1) by KONAMI Kukeiha CLUB (the others) Chorus: Jyunko Hirotani & Yasuhiro Kido on M1 Kahori Yamane & Kiyommy on M7
Recorded and Mixed by Kazuyoshi Hinoki Assistant Engineer: Seiki Ochiai Recorded and Mixed at Video Sunmall Pre Recorded at Mickey House Studio & Space FM Mastered at SONY Shinanomachi Studio by Machiko Suzue
Art Directed by Citroen Matsuda & Sayurin Designed by Citroen Matsuda Visual co-ordination: Shigeru Sasaka Photography: Kenichi Simoyana Hair and Make-up: Hiroaki Nabesawa Stylist: Hiroko Okuda Special Thanks To Takeshi Sasugano, Kenzo Miura, Masakazu Abe, Takayuki Ogura, Kenya Ueno, Makiko Moriya, Yoshiyuki Ito Noriko Kitayama, Aki (Hata) Namiki, Mami Asano, Riko Mitamura Hiromi Kikawa, Shigeru Yamamoto, Kazuhiko Uehara, Hevey Moon
Directed by Ricky Ryuta O'Connell A&R Jun Ohtsuki Produced by Shigeru Fukutake
(note: the spelling mistake on track 5 in the tracklist is intentional.)
Very good jazz/rock//fusion. Thanks to 'johny' for all 3 from them. A Helmet of Gnats biography Members: Chris Fox- Guitar- Berklee College of music. Played briefly with Eddie Jobson (Zappa,UK,Yes) Mathew Bocchino -Keyboards- Attended Berklee Collegel of music Mark Conose-Drums-Berklee College of Music and Miami Univeristy Wayne Zito-Bass-Berklee College of Music
As you can see the members of this band have a great pedigree in music. They bring their assorted talents to the group known as A Helmet of Gnats. As that name suggests music high in energy but balanced in virtuosity. A blend of Jazz with a dash of classical elements underlined by some very good in your face rock.
In 1980 guitarist Chris Fox and keyboardist Mathew Bocchino decided to form a band while in high school. This band was to play the music of such progressive giants as UK, Frank Zappa and Kansas. They called themselves Left Testicle and only played three concerts (small wonder with that name). By 1982 this band had morphed into more of a fusion cover band called "By-Product" doing covers by Return to Forever, Bruford and The Dixie Dregs. Their live shows left everyone wanting more.
The band changed their name to Helmet of Gnats in late 1982. After several line up changes at bass and drums AHoG played mostly Dixie Dregs covers. More Personnel changes left the band without a bass player. They recorded some demos using a Roland midi sequencer for the bass lines but by 1988 they had disbanded. Chris and Matt reformed in 1990 a more mainstream band with a female vocalist. They called themselves "Doctor Curious" named after the singers gynecologist. After a short time Chris and Matt decided they wanted a return to the instrumental adventurous music they loved. They fired the signer and took back the name Helmet of Gnats. They released a self titled album in 1996 with Nicki Defala on bass and Nicki Vitiello on drums. By 2000 the band had replaced the Nicki's with Wayne Zito on bass and Mark Conese on drums. In 2004 they released their second CD A Helmet Of Gnats II. They tour with this line up to this day. [progarchives]
Studio Album, released in 1996
1. Giant Picnic 2. Nathan Deacon's Brain 3. Ticks in the Field 4. The Happy Camper 5. Geezus Horrendous 6. The Deer Hunter 7. Nitefighters 8. The Autopsy
Related Artists::: - Chris Fox / guitars - Matt Bocchino / keyboards - Nicola Vitiello / drums - Nick Defala / bass
This is cabinboys upload and his links. any problem please let me know.
Thanks to cabinboy for this long hunted release, appreciated...
1.Shake Your Head-(Ken Watanabe) 2.Daydream-(Katsutoshi Morizono) 3.Bang Your Head-(Ken Watanabe) 4.Spanish Soul-(Akira Wada) 5.Crystal Night-(Daisaku Kume) 6.Slow Move-(Ken Watanabe) 7.Beneath The Sea Part I Part II Part III- (Akira Wada)
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Akira Wade - guitar Katsutoshi Morizono - guitar Ken Watanabe - bass Koki Ito - keyboards Daisaku Kume - keyboards Rica Suzuki - drums
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Link in comments:::THE RS LINK IS STILL GOOD IF YOU WISH TO USE IT.I ADDED ANOTHER LINK ALSO. [ORIGINAL POST 4/23/2009]
ongs / Tracks Listing 1. From Roots To Needles 2. What's in the Ground Belongs to You 3. Terra Incognita 4. Above the Earth 5. Below the Sky 6. The Sun is in the North 7. Thirty-Six Silos 8. The Flames of Herostratus 9. Rebuilding the Temple of Artemis 10. Deus Ex Machina
Related Artists::: - Tom Fihe / bass - Jeff Kalal / guitar - Cody Kelly / guitar - Zack Kelly / drums - Mike Socrates / guitar
A very nice 'jazz/jazz~fusion release. Thx to 'victor'
Hailing from Kobe in Japan, QUASER performs Progressive rock of the highest quality. Originally in the vein of AIN SOPH or KENSO, the band ventures even further in the EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER territory, and knows how to electrify things when needed. Jointly published by the Musea and Poseidon labels, the fourth album "Delta Flux" (2011) opens with guitar riffs worth of the best Progressive heavy-metal bands arounds, duelling with a fierce Hammond organ. Only a second later, the gentle symphonic side takes control, led by delicate piano notes and typical nippon vocals. There are rhythm changes all over the place, creating a refreshing musical maelstrom. Let's note several guest-musicians, including a violin player, and a cover-version of PROKOFIEV's "Enemy God". Not to be missed ! The Japanese band Quaser traces its roots to 1976, but their first album appeared in 1994. Their fifth album Delta Flux was recorded between 2006-2009 though not released until 2011. A violinist guests. Always influenced by ELP and UK, on this album Quaser include an arrangement of Prokofiev’s The Enemy God, as Carl Palmer did on Works Volume One. That’s only part of their sound however, as Quaser cover much more prog ground, including some flowing, mellow songs (something bands such as Ars Nova or Gerard never could). Quaser feature male vocals in Japanese. While some Japanese vocals present a problem to western ears, there’s no issue here as the vocals are mellifluous, comparable to those of Outer Limits. There are some nods to modern tastes, but by and large this is a classy album of 1970s style symphonic prog. YouTube has the song Wild Ocean.
1. Wild Ocean (4:30) 2. Windmezzo (1:46) 3. Enemy God (3:59) 4. Days After (5:25) 5. Berlingia (4:10) 6. Airly Tale (4:56) 7. Poseidonia (3:17) 8. Dreamseeker (3:32) 9. Awaker (6:02) 10. Psycollapse (4:30) 11. Long Road (6:20)
If These Trees Could Talk is a Post-Rock band from Akron, Ohio, US. The main man behind the band is Zack Kelly who set the basic building blocs of the band while studying at a school in Pittsburgh. He wrote a couple of songs, but he didn't had a band to play them so he went in search of musicians and If These Trees Could talk was formed. The band later made improvements on the songs Kelly wrote and they ended up being part of their self-titled debut EP that was released in 2006.
If These Trees Could Talk is band with a slightly heavier sound which is often compared to bands like Joy Wants Eternity, Red Sparowes or even Explosions In The Sky at their heaviest. Highly recommended for fans of the bands mentioned and Post-Rock in general.Not that far from my hometown..I will also post the 2nd one from them as well..
Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 2006
1. Malabar Front (8:03) 2. Smoke Stacks (6:26) 3. The Friscalating Dusklight (4:37) 4. Signal Tree (5:27) 5. The Death Of Paradigm (4:09) 6. 41°4'23"n, -81°31'4"w (3:31)
Total Time: 32:13
Related Artists::: - Tom Fihe / bass - Jeff Kalal / guitar - Cody Kelly / guitar - Zack Kelly / drums - Mike Socrates / guitar
Also known as "The Chronological Album-Best from 1978-1981]. 1 Undercooled Guitar – Keigo Oyamada Vocals – MC Sniper (2) 2 Coro 3 War & Peace Producer – Arto Lindsay Drums – Haruomi Hosono 4 CHASM 5 World Citizen - I Won't Be Disappointed / Looped Piano Vocals – David Sylvian DJ Mix – Keigo Oyamada 6 Only Love Can Conquer Hate 7 Ngo / Bitmix Vocals – Maucha Adnet 8 Break With 9 +Pantonal 10 The Land Song - Music For Intelligent City (One Winter Day mix) 11 20 msec 12 Lamento 13 World Citizen (Re-cycled) Guitar – Keigo Oyamada Vocals – David Sylvian 14 Seven Samurai - Ending Theme
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Link in comments::: thx to 'vault for the original files.
Thanks to 'meho' for this new release, appreciated.
01. Sexual Hungry 02. Some Skunk Funk 03. MOVIN' feat. Maia Hirasawa 04. JUNK 05. Do-Re-Mi 06. Deep Inside 07. Freedom Time 08. Above The Crowd 09. A DECADE 10. Moon At Noon 11. ASA 12. Jazzman In The Rave 13. Tell Me A Bet Time Story 14. Awesome Knowledge 15. Summer Goddess [Son Of Goddess Ver]
This is the 1st of 3 different Platinum releases. The others are 1992, and 2001/02, A big THANK YOU to a longtime friend on many sites, 'Fabien" for the file as needed, appreciated. This is the only complete posting of this release that i have seen on the web..........
01 Access 02 Akasha 03 Magnetic Vibration 04 Me Espere 05 Do-Loo-Doo? 06 Get back to the good thing 07 Princess Moon 08 Sunset Rhapsody 09 Believe in yourself 10 Sunka 11 Bridge Over Troubled Water
One of the very best musicians in the genre, This is posted in very HD. When former Jefferson Starship guitarist Craig Chaquico (cha-KEY-so) reinvented himself as a pop instrumentalist in 1993 (the year he released Acoustic Highway, his solo debut), he brought the still-fledgling contemporary instrumental genre one of its freshest sounds in years. Chaquico blended skillful pop-rock-blues songcraft with studio savvy to produce a lush, layered acoustic sound so full-bodied that at times he seemed to be leading a guitar choir. His initial hit, the title track from that first disc (and the concluding piece on this best-of package), remains one of the most cheerfully infectious tunes in this category. Other selections on Panorama, a retrospective that samples his first five recordings, also capture the hip, lyrical joyfulness of Chaquico's early work ("Native Tongue," "Sacred Ground," "Return of the Eagle"), where new melodic ideas might pop up at any point in the composition. Elements of smooth jazz began surfacing on his third disc, A Thousand Pictures, and that trend has persisted ever since, draining some of the organic, free-spirited spark from Chaquico's music. The two new tunes found on this disc, "Café Carnival" (a Latin big-band production) and "Beyond Words," suggest that pattern still prevails, and while Chaquico can make smooth jazz sound pretty good (try "Sweet Talk"), that easy-listening glaze is an unnecessary crutch for such an imaginative player. Nevertheless, Panorama is an attractive package; just a touch too sweet in places. --Terry Wood
1. Native Tongue [in player] 2. Sacred Ground 3. Forbidden Love 4. Gathering of the Tribes 5. Café Carnivál 6. Return of the Eagle 7. Gypsy Nights 8. Lights Out San Francisco 9. Beyond Words 10. Blue Universe 11. Sweet Talk 12. Autumn Blue 13. Find Your Way Back 14. Acoustic Highway
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for those of you that have 'jet audio,db converter, foobar' you should be able to convert to wav, then burn,if not here is a link to get the codec. http://www.wavpack.com/
This is and Italian guitarist. Check him out at http://fabrizioleo.com.
Thanks to "K" for this unusal release.
1-Welcome to the mummy's museum 2-Piedini ballerini 3-La ville lumière 4-Mr. Malusardi 5-Eyes of ice 6-Money zero 7-Kurva részeg 8-Twenty degrees of frost 9-Hammer horror 10-Corriendo * 11-S.R. 12-Galactic way 13-Koalina
Produced by: Fabrizio "Bicio" Leo Executive Producer: Mike Varney & Bicio Additional arrangements & Keyboards by: Alex Argento Drums by: Sebastian Persini Bass by: Roberto Gallinelli Bass on "Corriendo" by: Stuart Hamm * Mixed & mastered by: Alex Argento
An oldie but a goodie, thanks to 'ROIO' for helping me fill in this artist. He has alot of great releases that are either sold out, or unavailable. But we'll try and get them. AMG: "Yamashita studied piano as a child and has played professionally since the age of 17. He attended Kunitachi College of Music in Tokyo from 1962-1967 and played for a time with saxophonist Sadao Watanabe. Yamashita formed a bassless trio in 1969; his Bill Evans-influenced style expanded to include free jazz, a rather radical step given the conservatism of the Japanese jazz scene at the time. Beginning in the '70s, his trio toured widely and played many major European events, including the Berlin and Montreux jazz festivals. Yamashita's U.S. debut was at the 1979 Newport Jazz Festival; he also recorded with members of the Art Ensemble of Chicago around that time. In the '80s, Yamashita began playing frequent solo concerts. He also branched out stylistically, playing with Japanese and Korean percussionists and incorporating adaptations of classical works into his repertoire. Yamashita has worked with many internationally famous artists, including Max Roach, Elvin Jones, Bill Laswell, Mal Waldron, and Lester Bowie. In 1985, he made the first of what would come to be annual appearances at Sweet Basil night club in New York. He formed an 'American' trio with bassist Cecil McBee and drummer Pheeroan akLaff; the group became his primary performing unit when in the States. In the '90s, Yamashita recorded several albums for Verve; in 1994, he played solo at the label's 50th anniversary concert at Carnegie Hall. Yamashita has recorded more than 40 albums. He's also an accomplished essayist, having written several books."
Thanks ro 'Edmund' for sending this. A favorite of mine and a few others. This is different from the studio releases with all the effects.I'll post a track below.
01 Part Zero 02 Preserve 03 Keep Dreaming 04 Kid Chameleon 05 MD One 06 Sooner Or Later 07 Vapour Trails 08 Unspoken 09 137 10 Subside 11 Bliss (Studio Track) 12 What A Way To Lose (Studio Track) 13 Crash (Studio Track) 14 Your World (Studio Track)
Bruce Soord — guitars and vocals Wayne Higgins — guitars and backing vocals Jon Sykes — bass and backing vocals Matt O'Leary — keyboards Keith Harrison — drums and backing vocals
Another very nice release from her. Thanks to 'xyzz' again.
1. Danny Boy 2. By The Sea 3. Feel Like Making Love 4. Love Is Here To Stay 5. Lost In The Dream 6. Tenderness 7. Air-Sul G 8. Love 9. Lullaby 10. The Blessed World 11. Stranger In Paradise
Great prog/rock release. Thanks to 'sasha716' for this. [I had not heard of them.
It all started with a violinist.
Miki FUJIMOTO was educated at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music where she majored in classical violin. She continued studying music in Spain and Japan, eventually meeting Junpei OZAKI (guitar), Ryuichi ODANI (keyboards), Naoki KITAO (bass) and Masataka SUWA (drums) at the Pan School of Music in Tokyo. Together with FUJIMOTO's violin, they formed the instrumental rock group FANTASMAGORIA. The band released a self-titled live demo through Vital Records and then spent the next four years touring the world playing various prog rock festivals - including the Baja Prog Festival in Mexico and the Prog Sud Festival in France - and performing on live television.
In 2009, FANTASMAGORIA released their first full length album, 'Day and Night' on the Japanese and French labels Poseidon & Musea respectively. Not allowing a new release to slow their globetrotting, the quintet continue to tour in their native Japan and around the world.
At first glance, FANTASMAGORIA appears to be a spacey alt-metal band with a violin. However the liberal use of keyboards (astral strings, harpsichords, and good old fashioned organs) often gives the band a sound that many symphonic fans will appreciate. Additionally, the 5-piece is very good at twisting their melodies, never allowing any one element to overstay its welcome. Devoted listeners of Larks' Tongues in Aspic-period King Crimson and arty heavy-rock likely shant be disappointed.
- The Whistler -[progarchives.com]
Studio Album, released in 2009
Songs / Tracks Listing
1. Crusader (4:06) 2. Blue Rice (3:40) 3. Into The Sea (5:11) 4. M.N.K. (5:37) 5. The Sparrow (6:07) 6. Anticlimax (6:55) 7. Omoplatta (4:28) 8. Travelling Space (5:18) 9. Joanni (7:22) 10. Lights That Fall Down The Hill (5:33) 11. Epic (5:04)
Thanks to 'andrew' for these, another fine one from them. Thanks again..
1 Mystery II Trumpet – Randy Brecker Bass – Mat Junior* 4:13 2 Indian Summer 6:55 3 She Did It Again 7:17 4 Tangua's Revenge 2:14 5 Dead End 9:04 6 Mat Intro 0:30 7 Mistery Trumpet – Randy Brecker 9:15 8 Secret Of My Dreams Cymbal [Add.] – Danny Gottlieb 8:32 9 Sweet Dreams I-Tell Me Again 3:04 10 Sweet Dreams II 3:58 11 Sweet Dreams III 4:15 12 Indian Summer II Bass – Mat Junior* 4:01
Related Artists:::
Bass – Jeff Andrews Drums – Steve Smith (30) Engineer [Recording Piano] – Rolf Lammers (tracks: 9 - 11) Engineer [Recording] – Mat Junior* Executive Producer – Joachim Becker Guitar, Producer – Alex Gunia Keyboards, Piano, Programmed By, Producer – Mat Junior* Mastered By – Radu Marinescu Written-By – Alex Gunia (tracks: 1 - 5, 7, 8, 10 - 12), Matthias Krauss* (tracks: 1 - 3, 6 - 10, 12)
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One from 'Matalex' member. Thanks to 'andrew' for yet another fine one, thanks.
01 Electro Jazz 6:52 02 Hipsters Delight 5:05 03 Jazz Is Dead 9:24 04 Out Of The Dark 0:47 05 The Presence Of Reality 8:49 06 House Of Jazz 4:49 07 Zero Tolerance For Harmony 0:29 08 Squaredance 4:20 09 Reprise 001 0:53 10 Freddy The Freeloader 4:27 11 'Cause We've Ended As Lovers 7:14
Related Artists::: Alex Gunia - guitars, sound treatment, programming Michael Klaukien - drums, programmings, live-played loops Ralph Pompe - basic bass Philipp Sutter - fender rhodes, synthesizer, keyboards Christian Lohr- wurlitzer, keyboards Special guests: Billy Cobham - drums Randy Brecker - trumpet
