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TUTANKHAMONIcebergJazz Rock/Fusion3.50 | 73 ratings |
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![]() Anyone who expects somekind of spanish influened- or flamenco prog rock full of spanish guitars and the likes should really avoid.ICEBERG draw their influenced from 60's-70's hard rock,jazz rock and symphonic prog.So we have to deal with a blend of musical styles here.Some tracks,as the ''Tebas'',''Sacerdotes...''and the ''Tebas (reprise)'' are pure symphonic rock of high quality.Some of them have an evident jazz/fusion leaning like ''Prologo'',''Amenofis'' or the eclectic/fusion ''La muerte'',while in some others the band pays a tribute to the rock giants like LED ZEPPELIN as in ''Lying on the sand'' and ''Too young to be a Pharaoh'',where the singer not surprisingly sings in english and with a more hard-edged style...As a conclusion I would say that this album would be better without vocals because sometimes the excellent musicianship loses its orientation with the addition of the hard rocking vocals... ICEBERG's debut is nothing more than a enjoyable disc and a recommendable addition to your collection,which deserves no more or less than 3 stars...An interesting mix of hard rock,symphonic and jazz rock covering all the possible styles...Later on the band would choose a more fusion way of expressing their musical feelings...
apps79 |
3/5 |
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