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3.25 | 16 ratings | 3 reviews | 12% 5 stars Write a review Buy AMAROK Music from Progarchives.com partners

Studio Album, released in 1995 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Prólogo (4:24) 2. Canto Celta (8:58) 3. El Vuelo Del Pelícano (2:45) 4. Cuevas Submarinas (1:20) 5. Islas (2:01) 6. Els Darrers Caçadors (4:55) 7. Nàufrags (4:47) 8. Danza Y Lamento (4:51) 9. Bolero (2:40) 10. Homenaje A J.R.R. Tolkien (7:12) 11. El Viejo Lugar Prohibido (6:49) Total Time 50:42 Line-up / Musicians - Lidia Cerón / vocals (1,2,6,7,10,11) - Asy Guerrero / Spanish guitar (1,2,8,10,11) - Robert Santamaria / synths, digital piano (1,8,10,11), 12-string guitar (1,2,5,8,9,11), glockenspiel (1,8,11), composer & producer - Manel Sesé / tambourine, djembé, darbouka, dondo, caixixis, plates With: - Joan Morera / violin (1,2,8,11) - Kerstin Kokocinski / oboe (2,5,7,10,11) - Alfredo Arcusa / drums (3,6) Releases information Title translates as "SONGS FROM LOST WORLDS" Artwork: Asy Guerrero CD Lyricon ‎- 21066 (1995, Spain) Digital album Thanks to ProgLucky for the addition and to projeKct for the last updates Edit this entry

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Review by hdfisch
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Songs from the Lost Worlds, that's the English translation for AMAROK's second album having a very orchestral-like arrangement but lacks a bit the ethnic influence and jazz touch from their other releases I listened so far. First half of the record (1 - 7) subtitled "Canciones de los mundos perdidos" contains exclusively tracks with vocals whereas second half subtitled "Danzas de los mundos perdidos" is mostly instrumental. Overall the album is very pleasant and relaxing, but for some reason it's for me the least attractive one of the four releases I listened to from them. But don't get me wrong, this doesn't mean that it's no good either. I'm sure for anyone who's more into the mellow side of prog, let's say fans of band RENAISSANCE or MIKE OLDFIELD for example it's a great record. Nevertheless since there is already one 5-star rating I find it more adequate to give only 3 stars (which means good anyway).

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Review by ZowieZiggy
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This Spanish band delivers some sweet folk music, very sweet indeed...

The whole of this album is a pleasant musical experience, although it sounds a bit too much of the same. The female vocal is providing some "Renaissance" feel; as the music which conveys at time some medieval atmosphere as well.

Don't look for any complex passages or musical maestria; this band is using conventional instruments (even if there is some oboe featured) and the music sounds as such.

There isn't any standout track as most of them are based on the same recipe; but the whole exercise is not unpleasant. Nothing from the other world of course: just a relaxing moment of music. Good to listen to after a day of stress.

Three stars.

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