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    Posted: May 30 2005 at 08:35

"Story of I" is a good starting point.

It takes some time to a full comprehension but isn’t that great?
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Originally posted by Progger Progger wrote:

'The Story Of i' was once described as the first 'world music' album and I'd agree with that.

Embryo played world music way before that. They are the inventors of it.


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A curiosity for Moraz fans: did you know he played with a brazillian band from seventies called Vimana ? They would play as a new band, but some troubles appeared, and their project failled. More informations in allmusic: http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=Bkukqikp0bb29  and Vimana website: http://bandavimana.cjb.net/ (in portugueses language)

PS.: you can download (mp3) Vimana songs: just click on Discografia / Ouvir. Some songs are sung in english, others in portuguese.

Just check it:  http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=10440& amp; amp;KW=patrick+moraz

 



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amazingly, refugee has many ELP elements
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Refugee was a short lived but very impressive symphonic rock group.Moraz practically blows the opposition away in one fail swoop and is well backed by a solid rythym section in ex Nice players Davison and Jackson.Sadly Moraz was tempted away by Yes although we did get Gates Of Delirium as a result so I shouldn't complain!
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It sure was when I heard it!
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Take a listen to TimeCode and tell me that's not garbage!

 

timecode is far from very good, but it is certainly not garbage!



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Points: 55 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 27 2005 at 18:50
Originally posted by NetsNJFan NetsNJFan wrote:

Originally posted by flowerchild flowerchild wrote:

Originally posted by vaportrail vaportrail wrote:

Originally posted by Progger Progger wrote:


Originally posted by Easy Livin Easy Livin wrote:

I'd say "The story of !" is the only one worth seeking out. Better though sticking with "Relayer", and his work with the Moody Blues.


Don't forget his work on Chris Squire's 'Fish Out Of Water'. Enen better than 'Relayer' IMO. Him & Bill Bruford are awesome on that album. No wonder they decided to work together agai later on! I would haved loved those two to have recorded an album with 'Yes' together


Indeed fish out of water is supreme when it comes to prog masterpeices. notice my icon. all Squire


Agree and no surprise to me, 'cause Chris Squire IS Yes



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The story of I is by far his best Album. If you look at the reviews (even on other sites) you will see that. He made it around the time he was in yes (even performed some songs of this album in one of the best shows yes Ever did), so he was at his musical peek.

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Originally posted by sigod sigod wrote:

Originally posted by MorgothSunshine MorgothSunshine wrote:

I have only 'Music for Piano and Drums' with Bill Bruford, it's a particular album: extreme jazz, in my opinion not an absolute masterpiece but really interesting to listen to!


I agree wholeheartedly.  BTW, are we talking about the same album (Flags)?

No hes talking about "Music for Piano and Drums"
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Originally posted by MorgothSunshine MorgothSunshine wrote:

I have only 'Music for Piano and Drums' with Bill Bruford, it's a particular album: extreme jazz, in my opinion not an absolute masterpiece but really interesting to listen to!


I agree wholeheartedly.  BTW, are we talking about the same album (Flags)?
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I reiterate Story of i rocks!
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Points: 67 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 18 2005 at 05:29

 

  the Refugee album is great

 

  the playing is brilliant....ol' Blinky was (is?) a shtot drummer

 

  just Jackos vocals a bit of an aquired taste!   

 

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Originally posted by vaportrail vaportrail wrote:

I was going to get 'The Story of I' but it has very mixed reveiws on this forum.

Ugh! Can't stand that album. I got rid of it as fast as I possibly could (I'm not capable of moving at the speed of light, yet, you know). Moraz is a very talented man, of that there is no doubt. However, as a solo artist, the guy just chafes. Refugee, Yes, Squire's Fish Out Of Water, and as one half of Bruford/Moraz, the guy's just brilliant. Kicks major ass. His entire solo discography, OTOH, is peppered by some of the WORST crap I've ever heard. And people bag on Wakeman's solo stuff? Take a listen to TimeCode and tell me that's not garbage!

My advice: get everything with Moraz as a SIDEMAN. Ignore everything with Moraz as LEADER.
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Originally posted by NetsNJFan NetsNJFan wrote:

Originally posted by flowerchild flowerchild wrote:

Originally posted by vaportrail vaportrail wrote:

Originally posted by Progger Progger wrote:

Originally posted by Easy Livin Easy Livin wrote:

I'd say "The story of !" is the only one worth seeking out. Better though sticking with "Relayer", and his work with the Moody Blues.


Don't forget his work on Chris Squire's 'Fish Out Of Water'. Enen better than 'Relayer' IMO. Him & Bill Bruford are awesome on that album. No wonder they decided to work together agai later on! I would haved loved those two to have recorded an album with 'Yes' together



Indeed fish out of water is supreme when it comes to prog masterpeices. notice my icon. all Squire

Agree and no surprise to me, 'cause Chris Squire IS Yes

...Chris Squire is the Heart of Yes
Jon Anderson is the Brain
Steve Howe is the Muscle

Very well put
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Points: 3047 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2005 at 18:53
Originally posted by flowerchild flowerchild wrote:

Originally posted by vaportrail vaportrail wrote:

Originally posted by Progger Progger wrote:

Originally posted by Easy Livin Easy Livin wrote:

I'd say "The story of !" is the only one worth seeking out. Better though sticking with "Relayer", and his work with the Moody Blues.


Don't forget his work on Chris Squire's 'Fish Out Of Water'. Enen better than 'Relayer' IMO. Him & Bill Bruford are awesome on that album. No wonder they decided to work together agai later on! I would haved loved those two to have recorded an album with 'Yes' together



Indeed fish out of water is supreme when it comes to prog masterpeices. notice my icon. all Squire

Agree and no surprise to me, 'cause Chris Squire IS Yes

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2005 at 17:44
Originally posted by vaportrail vaportrail wrote:

Originally posted by Progger Progger wrote:

Originally posted by Easy Livin Easy Livin wrote:

I'd say "The story of !" is the only one worth seeking out. Better though sticking with "Relayer", and his work with the Moody Blues.


Don't forget his work on Chris Squire's 'Fish Out Of Water'. Enen better than 'Relayer' IMO. Him & Bill Bruford are awesome on that album. No wonder they decided to work together agai later on! I would haved loved those two to have recorded an album with 'Yes' together



Indeed fish out of water is supreme when it comes to prog masterpeices. notice my icon. all Squire

Agree and no surprise to me, 'cause Chris Squire IS Yes
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2005 at 17:42
If u like Brazilian calypso-sh*t, then go ahead with Story of I. IMO he hasn't done one single good solo-album but his two albums with Bill Bruford are great, just great!!!
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