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BETWEEN 2 WORLDS

Philippe Luttun

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3 stars First album in 1997 on an 8O sound with an alliance between the piano, his basic training and the guitar, the forbidden toy with which he quickly fell in love. Varied, instrumental pieces that bathe in the ambiance of the great SERRA, with drum programming that sounds a bit repetitive; the guitar is at the center of the album and offers space, dancing universes, without any fuss. It's easy to access and it also shows the path taken by his future productions. The sound goes from rock to heavy rock with melodic and slightly soaring tones, like the work of Patrick RONDAT a few years earlier. Lots of titles that lack a little connection between them. Note the bonus 'Night on heavy metal mountain', an addition from 2002 in electro-symphonic mode, a zest of VANGELIS, he will be happy, a zest of folklore 'they have the round hats' for a whirlwind cover that is worth its weight . Guitar mastery has been refined and is pleasant to listen to with unique personal development.
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