After the group CATHARSIS broke up, its former keyboardist threw himself into the adventure of solo production, managing to avoid the restrictions and pitfalls of the "solo keyboards album" -which is often a pretext for an insipid display of the keyboardist's talent- by inviting excellent musicians to accompany him and by giving free expression to his fabulous talent as an original composer and gifted arranger. This album combines great electronic/experimental /space elements and sometimes touching the pseudo disco sound.An album which is an invitation to travel and to dream.
Your blog is very awesome! But I am having a problem with your use of RapidShare. I want to hear the music you are posting, but RapidShare only allows one download at a time (and you post several times throughout the day, each shared album appears to be a gem), and only allows a certain number of downloads within a certain time frame.
ReplyDeleteMight I suggest switching to a different service? Mediafire doesn't seem to offer the same problems.
jgrovaswitness-Mediafire offer worse problems by far: they routinely delete links.
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome share. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome...thanks to you!
ReplyDeleteMediafire isn't the solution for me neither. A multi-host as sharebee might be the solution...
Thanx for a great album!
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really brilliant album anyway!
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Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYeahh!! What an album. A great happy kicker! love it.
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ReplyDeleteYour blog is brilliant. Thanks, this is a wonderful album.
thank you, amazing.
ReplyDeletelove your blog...look at this!!!
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I likes the rapidshare too.
ReplyDeleteThey stay up longer and people can have many downloads per day if they wait ten minutes after each download. This helps pace people anyways.
Just my 2 cents.
Superb blog btw!
Iam sending out a request on here too. If anyone has Last Man In Europe-Songs From The Ark,' please post it. Thank-you in advance. Viva Mutant Sounds!
ReplyDeleteNice post, definitely rarer that robot bleu and equally rewarding.
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hope yer dont mind but i was about to post "foehn' insideout eyes, then had a quick blog check and see that you beat me to it....is there nothing you dont have!..anyway ive linked to yours so people can get it etc. hope okay. cheers.
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Is there a track list available for this fantastic album? I'd love to be able to play it in the proper order! Thanks so much.
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A1 Flash (2:40)
A2 Scoop (3:37)
A3 Le Flipper Amoureux, Sans Voix (3:22)
A4 Paradia (4:36)
A5 Amour 5/5 (3:00)
A6 Robot Rose (2:24)
B1 Harmonic Terminal (3:08)
B2 La Marche Des Canards (2:13)
B3 Epsilove (3:24)
B4 Le Répondeur Automatik (3:40)
B5 Digital Vision (3:55)
B6 Trilogue (2:08)
In a word: wow!
ReplyDeletethis is the sickest LP I have heard from a blog in a while
ReplyDeleteNo one happens to have Robot Bleu available, do they? :-)
ReplyDeleteI sure wish someone would post the "less obscure" Robot Bleu, as well. I can't seem to find it anywhere and this one has me very curious.
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Fantastic - thanks!
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