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Артист: Steve Vai Альбом: Fire Garden, 2005 Издатель: Sony Music Japan / MHCP-629 Жанр: Rock Формат файла: EAC/WV/CUE/LOG/Covers/TAGS/ISO Ссылка 1: CD 1 10 clicks Ссылка 2: CD 2 Нахождение: eDonkey/Torrent

TRACKLIST

1. There's a Fire in the House  2. The Crying Machine  3. Dyin' Day  4. Whookam  5. Blowfish  6. The Mysterious Murder of Christian Tiera's Lover  7. Hand on Heart  8. Bangkok  9. Fire Garden Suite: Bull Whip, Pusa Road, Angel Food, Taurus Bulba 10. Deepness 11. Little Alligator 12. All About Eve 13. Aching Hunger 14. Brother 15. The Murder (Bonus Track) 16. Damn You 17. When I Was a Little Boy 18. Genocide 19. Warm Regards

Album notes
Personnel: Steve Vai (vocals, various instruments, guitar); Devin Townsend (vocals); Will Riley (keyboards); Stu Hamm, John Avila, Fabrizio Gossi (bass); Deen Castronovo, Greg Bissonette, Chris Frazier, Mark Mangini, Robin DiMaggio (drums); C.C. White, Tracee Lewis, Miroslava Mendoza Escriba, Kimberly Evans, John "Gash" Sombrotto, Mark McCrite, Jim Altman (background vocals).
A massive, dense, ambitious musical project from one of the best guitar players currently breathing. It opens with a gunshot, sirens and general mayhem. What follows are 74 minutes of concept metal fusion madness. The disc is divided into two sections: "Phase 1" is mostly instrumental, and mostly the kind of frenetic, classically-structured, guitar-centric stuff Vai has spent his career defining and redefining. "Phase 2" adds words.
All of it is really just a showcase for Vai's prodigious talent, and his desire keep the basic sound of the heavy-metal guitar intact while branching out into more ambitious directions. "The Crying Machine" is typical: Vai defines a simple melodic line, then explores that line, and the fretboard, with a vengeance. At times pure wail, at times staccato chirp, but always in the middle of everything, Vai's guitar is more a Presence than a mere musical instrument. It ain't rock and roll, it ain't jazz, it ain't pure fusion...it's simply Steve Vai!

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Album notes
Personnel: Steve Vai (vocals, various instruments, guitar); Devin Townsend (vocals); Will Riley (keyboards); Stu Hamm, John Avila, Fabrizio Gossi (bass); Deen Castronovo, Greg Bissonette, Chris Frazier, Mark Mangini, Robin DiMaggio (drums); C.C. White, Tracee Lewis, Miroslava Mendoza Escriba, Kimberly Evans, John "Gash" Sombrotto, Mark McCrite, Jim Altman (background vocals).
A massive, dense, ambitious musical project from one of the best guitar players currently breathing. It opens with a gunshot, sirens and general mayhem. What follows are 74 minutes of concept metal fusion madness. The disc is divided into two sections: "Phase 1" is mostly instrumental, and mostly the kind of frenetic, classically-structured, guitar-centric stuff Vai has spent his career defining and redefining. "Phase 2" adds words.
All of it is really just a showcase for Vai's prodigious talent, and his desire keep the basic sound of the heavy-metal guitar intact while branching out into more ambitious directions. "The Crying Machine" is typical: Vai defines a simple melodic line, then explores that line, and the fretboard, with a vengeance. At times pure wail, at times staccato chirp, but always in the middle of everything, Vai's guitar is more a Presence than a mere musical instrument. It ain't rock and roll, it ain't jazz, it ain't pure fusion...it's simply Steve Vai!

How I hate re-issues!!

and I like!
Спасибо, LAI671!

and I like!
Спасибо, LAI671!

It is NOT funny when you already have the "first original" cd, as in this case

I am assuming "re-issue" means original mastering + bonus tracks, right?

Yep.

Yep.

Actually not. Reissue means the same mastering, artwork and tracks as was in previous issue. In the year 2005 was reissued 6 CDs by Sony Music Direct, Japan. All CDs have catalog numbers MHCP-****. It's a price reduced series of CDs with catalog numbers SRCS-****.

Никому не интересно? За сутки ни одного байта не отдал. Есть ли смысл продолжать выкладывать другие диски?

Даёшь все диски Steve Vai!
Как ни одного байта? Уже 5 источников видать!

ты это... ты не тавойт!

Оказалось, что Осёл глючит: не конектит никого, перезапустил и обнаружилась масса качающих

Просто мега праздник какой-то!

Круто, давай ещё!
LAI671, а чего это название треков обрезаны, в заглавном топике?

К вечеру ещё пару дисков выложу Названия треков поправил, так скопировались откуда-то