Album Covers and Artist Pictures - Progressive Rock Music Forum

NotAProghead wrote:

Thanks, ProgShine, done.

Sorry for the delay.

Nah, it's not really a problem, just that is nice to see the things 'correct' LOL

Thanks for fix Clap

https://progshinerecords.bandcamp.com

"French jazz-rock psychedelic band was founded in 2004 in Rennes, Bretagne. At the core of the group, there are three high school buddies, Youenn Migaud (guitar), Herve Launay (sax) and Antoine Tharreau (keyboards) who, after some years of diverse musical experiences, together or separately, decided to form L'OEIL DU SOURD (EYE OF THE DEAF). They were joined in 2007 by drummer Cedric Lucas shortly thereafter by Charlotte Mérand (electric violin) and Mathilde Clavier (vocals and clarinet).

They mixed rock energy with jazz sax sound and structural freedom. If certain parts, often shorter, can claim more or less of jazz, the longest lead us in a mighty maze in which one loses some its bearings. The music includes saxophone, drums, keyboards, guitar, violin, clarinet and vocals and is a sound of prog rock jazz fusion of the 70's (doesn't been that music in reality). This touch is brought by including all the sounds coming out of vintage keyboards. Classically trained Matilda Clavier distils a song lyric from the most original opera and vocal experiments. All this is caused by tremendous energy, a surprising strength of conviction that is contagious and contaminating (perhaps it is the origin of their name out) with an amazing mix sounds, and vintage and electronic. Perhaps we could situate this group unclassifiable somewhere near the Rock in Opposition, in a niche progressive jazz and experimental avant-garde.

Some line up changes happened: near Migaud, Launay and Clavier from early line up, there are two new members, Julia Robin (bass) and Tony Peoc'h (drums). Their first album ''Un?'' was released in 2009 (self production). - Slava (Snobb)

I made some changes, is it better now? If yes, could you please just change text with this version? Thanks again, it's nice to work with you

I just review this album by Legend called Second Sight and I think the cover pic looks extremely grainy. This one is better:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_A5B16986tsA/R8x8M_8IFfI/AAAAAAAABts/pZMJGyfQeYI/s1600-h/lsl.jpg

Thanks!

Edited by SouthSideoftheSky - December 13 2009 at 09:44

Guys, we should have some kind of 'rule' here, cause in the QUEEN page just was added a new collection: Absolute Greatest and the cover is terrible, just a simple look on Google and I've found a really GOOD QUALITY cover, and in the Brian May's website Confused

Can you fix it, please?

Edited by ProgShine - December 14 2009 at 08:21

https://progshinerecords.bandcamp.com

ProgShine wrote:

Guys, we should have some kind of 'rule' here, cause in the QUEEN page just was added a new collection: Absolute Greatest and the cover is terrible, just a simple look on Google and I've found a really GOOD QUALITY cover, and in the Brian May's website Confused

Can you fix it, please?

Fixed.

Who are you and who am I to say we know the reason why... (D. Gilmour)

snobb wrote:

I made some changes, is it better now? If yes, could you please just change text with this version? Thanks again, it's nice to work with you

Slava, please look at my remarks:

"French jazz-rock psychedelic band was founded in 2004 in Rennes, Bretagne. At the core of the group, there are three high school buddies, Youenn Migaud (guitar), Herve Launay (sax) and Antoine Tharreau (keyboards) who, after some years of diverse musical experiences, together or separately, decided to form L'OEIL DU SOURD (EYE OF THE DEAF). They were joined in 2007 by drummer Cedric Lucas shortly thereafter by Charlotte Mérand (electric violin) and Mathilde Clavier (vocals and clarinet).

They mixed rock energy with jazz sax sound and structural freedom. If certain parts, often shorter, can claim more or less of jazz, the longest lead us in a mighty maze in which one loses some its bearings. The music includes saxophone, drums, keyboards, guitar, violin, clarinet and vocals and is a sound of prog rock jazz fusion of the 70's (doesn't been without being that music in reality). This touch is brought by including all the sounds coming out of vintage keyboards. Classically trained Matilda Clavier distils a song lyric from the most original opera and vocal experiments. All this is caused by tremendous energy, a surprising strength of conviction that is contagious and contaminating (perhaps it is the origin of their name out) with an amazing mix sounds, and vintage and electronic. Perhaps we could situate this group unclassifiable - somewhere near the Rock in Opposition, in a niche of progressive jazz and experimental avant-garde.

Some line up changes happened: near Migaud, Launay and Clavier from the early line up, there are two new members, Julia Robin (bass) and Tony Peoc'h (drums). Their first album ''Un?'' was released in 2009 (self production). - Slava (Snobb)"

Do you agree with these changes?

2 sentences (maked with bold brown) seem too "heavy" to me, though I don't insist they should be changed. Smile

Who are you and who am I to say we know the reason why... (D. Gilmour)

Slava, please don't worry, it's always useful for me to learn some more English words. Smile

I changed the text of L'OEIL DU SOURD bio http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=5023, you can make other corrections if you'd like.

We need now the band's photo and website.

By the way, the band should be under "O" letter, though OEIL DU SOURD, L' will look a little bit strange.

Who are you and who am I to say we know the reason why... (D. Gilmour)

L'OEIL DU SOURD site and picture :

http://loeildusourd.net/

http://static.blogstorage.hi-pi.com/photos/alternativesound.musicblog.fr/images/gd/1246887781/L-Oeil-Du-Sourd.jpg

snobb wrote:

L'OEIL DU SOURD site and picture :

http://loeildusourd.net/

http://static.blogstorage.hi-pi.com/photos/alternativesound.musicblog.fr/images/gd/1246887781/L-Oeil-Du-Sourd.jpg

Done.
And indeed it should be under O, not L (fixed as well)

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