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TUNEFISH

Prog Folk • Germany


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One-shot lightweight Prog group from Germany, active during the 80's. Tunefish were basically Reimund Popp on guitars, vocals and trumpet, Peter Morscheck on guitars and vocals, Thomas Bickelhaupt on bass and Moog synthesizer and Elke Diepenbeck on vocals. However on their sole album ''Guitar poetry'' an expanded version of the group was presented, featuring Prog veterans Peter Schmidt on drums and Matthias Ulmer on keyboards, both coming from the disbanded around the time Anyone's Daughter as well as a pair of guest singers, Wolfgang Conze and Peter Werner. The album was released in 1988 on Music is Intelligence, but the group seem to have faded after this album with Ulmer reviving Anyone's Daughter and Diepenbeck becoming a well-known pop singer within the German borders.

''Guitar poetry'' is an unknown release of artistic, folky, soft Prog Rock with pop sensibilities, recommended to fans of the lighter side of CAMEL or EARTH AND FIRE.


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2.92 | 3 ratings
Guitar Poetry
1988

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2.92 | 3 ratings

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Tunefish Prog Folk

Review by pirkka

3 stars A choral start followed by a strange combination of sweet like singing and strong guitar work. The main melody in the first tarck is very naive but then the following guitar solo is quite intelligent. Tha track ends as strangely as it started.

There are many vocalists in the group, five altogether. I am sure the band has tried to make good music but has it secceeded? Not quite. Somehow it shows that this was done without a real inspiration. Players are skilful with respective instruments and there are great individual efforts but the whole is somewhat lame.

As with so many bands of the eighties there are traces of Camel and even Yes and hint of Genesis in the music. The Guitarist Raimund Popp being the foremost musician. The music is not pure synphonic. You can find folk elements as well. And Pop. What is nice is the use of chorale singing without words. Poetic prog with female singing takes your thoughts to Renaissance and there are similarities but they succeed to be original. Some melodies are like borowed from dutch Focus.

Poetry, yes this is quite poetic symphony. Lightweight symphonic prog. Quite nice though. As music between good *** and excellent ****. As prog album good but non essential: ***.

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