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Poll Question: Which is the best Jon Hiseman's band?
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    Posted: June 30 2006 at 05:21
Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

Ah, you're talking of the Ian Gillan Band of "Clear Air Turbulence" ... for a moment I thought you were referring to the band who made "Future Shock" and "Mr Universe"! Wink However, I wouldn't use the term "metal" to describe Colo II - something more on the lines of hard-jazz-rock - although I've seen the term "jazz-metal" applied to Mahavishnu Orchestra's "Birds of Fire" (and the title-track is quite metallic indeed...)
 
 
Ok... COLOSSEUM II is a Hard version of Ian Gillan Band... In my mind!!!
For the rest I agree with You!!!
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Ah, you're talking of the Ian Gillan Band of "Clear Air Turbulence" ... for a moment I thought you were referring to the band who made "Future Shock" and "Mr Universe"! Wink However, I wouldn't use the term "metal" to describe Colo II - something more on the lines of hard-jazz-rock - although I've seen the term "jazz-metal" applied to Mahavishnu Orchestra's "Birds of Fire" (and the title-track is quite metallic indeed...)
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

BTW, Andrea... could you explain to me what possible connection do you find between Colosseum II and the NWOBHM? CII do not sound anything like Iron Maiden or Saxon to me... or is it the presence of the divine Gary Moore that makes you think of that (though Moore had nothing to do with the NWOBHM



I think I now what Andrea is on about

Colo II is definitely the heaviest more metalic jazz-rock around in the 70's and while I would not really talk of NWOBHM , I could almost describe Col II as jazz metal or metal-jazz



There is only one tempest album I like, the second one is simply too hard rock

Both tempest albums are on one Cd for cheapness' sake
    
 
 
 
 
Ok... COLOSSEUM II is a Metal version of Ian Gillan Band..., The moody Blues is a Symphonic version of The Beatles..., The Barclay James Harvest in a The moody Blues cousins... And examples... Are infinities!!!
 
 
 
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

 
Colo II is definitely the heaviest more metalic jazz-rock around in the 70's and while I would not really talk of NWOBHM , I could almost describe Col II as jazz metal or metal-jazz  
 
 
Good description; nothing impressive however in their releases.
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Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

BTW, Andrea... could you explain to me what possible connection do you find between Colosseum II and the NWOBHM? CII do not sound anything like Iron Maiden or Saxon to me... or is it the presence of the divine Gary Moore that makes you think of that (though Moore had nothing to do with the NWOBHM



I think I now what Andrea is on about

Colo II is definitely the heaviest more metalic jazz-rock around in the 70's and while I would not really talk of NWOBHM , I could almost describe Col II as jazz metal or metal-jazz



There is only one tempest album I like, the second one is simply too hard rock

Both tempest albums are on one Cd for cheapness' sake
    
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Points: 24429 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 30 2006 at 04:30
I've heard only a few things by Tempest, and those a long time ago - while I'm much more familiar with Colosseum II - so I voted for the latter. BTW, Andrea... could you explain to me what possible connection do you find between Colosseum II and the NWOBHM? CII do not sound anything like Iron Maiden or Saxon to me... or is it the presence of the divine Gary Moore that makes you think of that (though Moore had nothing to do with the NWOBHM)?Confused
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TEMPEST is Hard Rock with Jazz and Prog arrangiaments
COLOSSEUM II is Hard Jazz Rock Proto NWOBHM
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