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народ соскучился, мне так думается, по музыке от маэстро Rick Wakeman :)
thanks to friends :)
Rick Wakeman - 1973 The Six Wives Of Henry VIII
2003 Japan UICY-9261 24bit Remastered
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Review by Mike DeGagne
Not only did this album help pave the way for progressive rock, but it also introduced the unbridled energy and overall effectiveness of the synthesizer as a bona fide instrument. Six Wives gave Wakeman his chance to break away from the other instrumental complexities that made up Yes and allowed him to prove what a driving force the keyboard could truly be, especially in full album form. More than just synthesized wandering, Wakeman astoundingly conjures up a separate musical persona by way of an instrumental ode to each of Henry VIII's wives through his dazzling use of the Mellotron, Moog, and Hammond C3 organ. For example, Wakeman's fiery runs and fortissimo thwarting of the synthesizer throughout "Anne Boleyn" is a tribute to her feisty temper and valiant courage that she maintained while standing up to her husband. With "Jane Seymour," on the other hand, Wakeman's playing is somewhat subdued and gentile, which coincides with her legendary meekness and frailty, as well as her willingness to cater to Henry VIII. Wakeman's masterful use of his synthesizers is not only instrumentally stunning, but his talent of magically shaping the notes to represent behavioral idiosyncrasies of his characters is itself bewildering. Yes bassist Chris Squire lends a hand on "Catherine of Aragon," while guitarist Steve Howe and drummer Bill Bruford appear on a few tracks as well, as does former Strawbs member Dave Cousins, playing the electric banjo. The Six Wives of Henry VIII unleashes the unyielding power of the keyboard as a dominant instrument, but also displays Wakeman at the beginning of an extremely resplendent career as a solo musician.
Rick Wakeman - 1973 The Six Wives Of Henry VIII
2003 Japan UICY-9261 24bit Remastered
by server_alliance
Review by Mike DeGagne
Not only did this album help pave the way for progressive rock, but it also introduced the unbridled energy and overall effectiveness of the synthesizer as a bona fide instrument. Six Wives gave Wakeman his chance to break away from the other instrumental complexities that made up Yes and allowed him to prove what a driving force the keyboard could truly be, especially in full album form. More than just synthesized wandering, Wakeman astoundingly conjures up a separate musical persona by way of an instrumental ode to each of Henry VIII's wives through his dazzling use of the Mellotron, Moog, and Hammond C3 organ. For example, Wakeman's fiery runs and fortissimo thwarting of the synthesizer throughout "Anne Boleyn" is a tribute to her feisty temper and valiant courage that she maintained while standing up to her husband. With "Jane Seymour," on the other hand, Wakeman's playing is somewhat subdued and gentile, which coincides with her legendary meekness and frailty, as well as her willingness to cater to Henry VIII. Wakeman's masterful use of his synthesizers is not only instrumentally stunning, but his talent of magically shaping the notes to represent behavioral idiosyncrasies of his characters is itself bewildering. Yes bassist Chris Squire lends a hand on "Catherine of Aragon," while guitarist Steve Howe and drummer Bill Bruford appear on a few tracks as well, as does former Strawbs member Dave Cousins, playing the electric banjo. The Six Wives of Henry VIII unleashes the unyielding power of the keyboard as a dominant instrument, but also displays Wakeman at the beginning of an extremely resplendent career as a solo musician.
Спасибо опять тебе OlCh :rzhu:
спасибо OlCh
может этот топик тож в суперсаунд?
может этот топик тож в суперсаунд?
а "баба Яга" против, наверное :lol:
хмм.. не знаю
я weather report запостил в суперсаунд.. вроде japanese mastersound..
я weather report запостил в суперсаунд.. вроде japanese mastersound..
wanted to ask the same thing ... kinky why some great stuff under special topic and some here. Confusing to keep an eye on everything whats interesting :blink:
yury_usa, етот Black Album наверно один из етих self made дискс которых так много :(
P.S. Topic Link: PINK FLOYD CLUB
yury_usa, етот Black Album наверно один из етих self made дискс которых так много :(
P.S. Topic Link: PINK FLOYD CLUB
Олч, спасибо за релиз, вот это действительно ценно. И вовсе не потому, какой тут саунд - японский, золотой или ещё какой ;)
BeatleJohn дружище, но одно другому не противостоит :) и если есть всё вместе - ет же праздник какой-то (Karabas-Barabas? :laugh: ) :rolleyes:
| QUOTE (EvilHobbit @ 31-01-2006, 07:24) |
| yury_usa, етот Black Album наверно один из етих self made дискс которых так много :( |
was ist das етот Black Album? please ;)
это он двд-аудио металлики имел ввиду..
http://www.avrev.com/music/revs/metallica.shtml
в осле есть dd5.1 и ac3 5.1 а high resoultion нема :(
http://www.avrev.com/music/revs/metallica.shtml
в осле есть dd5.1 и ac3 5.1 а high resoultion нема :(
| QUOTE (yury_usa @ 31-01-2006, 07:23) |
| хмм.. не знаю я weather report запостил в суперсаунд.. вроде japanese mastersound.. |
а тама ещё прошла пара альбомов легедарного (не побоюсь сказать!) Locomotiv GT, не скачивал? :rolleyes:
еххх, давали мадьяры в наше времечко золотое! :w00t:
еххх, давали мадьяры в наше времечко золотое! :w00t:
группы из бывшего соцлагеря рулят, говорите? :boss:
Надо будет раскопать Омегу где-нить...
Надо будет раскопать Омегу где-нить...
ну и как раскопки? успешно? :drag:
есть кое что по поиску на форуме..