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Артист: Focus Альбом: Ship Of Memories (1976), 1988 Издатель: EMI / CDM 7 48858 2 Жанр: Prog-Rock/ Art Rock Формат файла: eac-cue-log-wv-scans-iso Ссылка: CD 39 clicks Нахождение: eDonkey/Kademlia

TRACKLIST

1. P's March 2. Can't Believe My Eyes 3. Focus V 4. Out of Vesuvius 5. Glider 6. Red Sky at Night 7. Spoke the Lord Creator 8. Crackers 9. Ship of Memories

thanks to runo and to other my friends

A Dynamite Compilation of Studio Out-Takes, June 15, 2001
Reviewer: A music fan
This is the best way to descibe this CD. All the songs on it seem to span their entire career. You can definitly hear their musical style subtly evolve throughout the course of the CD (although not in linear progression). The first track, "P's March" has a nice, positive sounding musical theme composed by Van Leer that is both catchy and memorable. Another track which was composed by Jan Akkerman is titled "Can't Believe My Eyes". His guitar playing on this track is easily identifiable as the audio equivalent of someone shaking their head in disbelief to what they see and also expressing awe in disbelief to what they see. You'd have to hear the track to know what I mean. "Out of Vesuvius" is a track that sounds as though it came from early on in their career because it reminds me of what a band of high school students practicing in their parent's garage sounded like back in the '70's. Also included is the U.S. single version of "Hocus Pocus" with it's tempo kicked up a notch from the Standard LP version. This is a good CD to have if you want to get a feel for their evolution as a band.

thanks to runo and to other my friends

A Dynamite Compilation of Studio Out-Takes, June 15, 2001
Reviewer: A music fan
This is the best way to descibe this CD. All the songs on it seem to span their entire career. You can definitly hear their musical style subtly evolve throughout the course of the CD (although not in linear progression). The first track, "P's March" has a nice, positive sounding musical theme composed by Van Leer that is both catchy and memorable. Another track which was composed by Jan Akkerman is titled "Can't Believe My Eyes". His guitar playing on this track is easily identifiable as the audio equivalent of someone shaking their head in disbelief to what they see and also expressing awe in disbelief to what they see. You'd have to hear the track to know what I mean. "Out of Vesuvius" is a track that sounds as though it came from early on in their career because it reminds me of what a band of high school students practicing in their parent's garage sounded like back in the '70's. Also included is the U.S. single version of "Hocus Pocus" with it's tempo kicked up a notch from the Standard LP version. This is a good CD to have if you want to get a feel for their evolution as a band.

Please seed....and the rest of EMIs too...