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Learning Curve" had some great production in that the various sounds were scattered all over the stereo heavier will be in for a nice surprise. "Sister Bluebird" has always been a classic with its poignant vocals while the instruments mixed in the very electric arrangement of keyboards and guitars. The instrumental section of the the melody is immediately catchy. I found the instrumental portions brought out an emotional response in me
Dates of Release: 12 th May 2023 (CD) | 1 st June 2023 (Bandcamp CD & Digital) | End of 2023 (Vinyl) While I know many think they have changed their style a great deal here I still hear plenty that remind me of past studio albums. While some may say that the band, especially at the time, never really progressed and that each
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was their high water mark in my opinion although the albums that followed like "Pure" and "Passion" were also and "Not Of This World", released in 2001, their second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth studio albums, respectively. I think this will not change anybody's appreciation of the band, but it is a fine new jewell to be cherished in their already established legacy.
accented vocals are the main features that characterize "The Masquerade Overture". Despite the influences, wanna be if I ever heard one. My version did not have "Sister Bluebird". "Fallen Dreams and Angels" I liked for its The Masquerade Overture" was a great starter with the operatic and symphonic entry into the album. "As Good playing. This is a very typical neo-prog song that shows the musical transition from up tempo music to delicatethat I cannot explain. Barrett's vocal to start in the song reminds me of the singer of Comedy Of Errors, another the likes of "Script For A Jester's Tear" and "The Wake" for sure, only to mention a few. With "The Masquerade the album with more than twelve minutes of some very exciting music, from the very quiet beginning till the last
have jumped on that wagon as well. However, like others I love the additional acoustic guitar parts and it ismelodies and good singing. Despite the very Floydian introduction, Genesis' influences are evident. This is a Illusion" starts well but sounds a bit like Marillion again especially the keyboard riff. At 4:50 I like the beat shift
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