"The Odyssey" - New Musea 3CD set

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   It looks as if Musea have released the latest piece of work commisioned by Finnish Prog magazine "Colossus", namely "Odyssey - The Greatest Tale".
This is a 3 CD set featuring 9 pieces of music of approx 25 minutes in
length, each piece forming part of the story of Homer's epic tale "The
Odyssey".

The featured bands are:

Aether (Netherlands)

Consorzio Acqua Potabile (Italy)

Glass Hammer (USA)

Minimum Vital (France)

Nathan Mahl (Canada)

Nexus (Argentina)

Simon Says (Sweden)

Tempano (Venezuela)

XII Alfonso (France)

Looks like a terrific line-up. All these bands are featured here on PA, so check them out for yourself.

As I mentioned earlier, this release is the latest in a series of works
commissioned by "Colossus", a Finnish magazinededicated to Prog Rock (www.colossus.fi)
. Each work follows a specific theme, and are comprised of 20+ minute
pieces, each by a different artist. These discs provide a good avenue
into hearing work by bands you might not normally get round to
listening to. I have 2 of the previous releases in my collection - The Spaghetti Epic and The Colossus of Rhodes, both of which are great.  Given the calibre of the bands involved, I'm sure that "Odyssey" will be another welcome addition to my collection.

As far as I'm aware, this release is presently available diectly from
Musea (Europe) and from Greg Walker at Syn-Phonic Music (USA).

Does anyone else have other releases in this series, and if so, what do you think of them?

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Norm Cash Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: June 01 2005 Location: Scotland Status: Offline Points: 280	Topic: "The Odyssey" - New Musea 3CD set Posted: December 29 2005 at 06:45
	It looks as if Musea have released the latest piece of work commisioned by Finnish Prog magazine "Colossus", namely "Odyssey - The Greatest Tale". This is a 3 CD set featuring 9 pieces of music of approx 25 minutes in length, each piece forming part of the story of Homer's epic tale "The Odyssey". The featured bands are: Aether (Netherlands) Consorzio Acqua Potabile (Italy) Glass Hammer (USA) Minimum Vital (France) Nathan Mahl (Canada) Nexus (Argentina) Simon Says (Sweden) Tempano (Venezuela) XII Alfonso (France) Looks like a terrific line-up. All these bands are featured here on PA, so check them out for yourself. As I mentioned earlier, this release is the latest in a series of works commissioned by "Colossus", a Finnish magazinededicated to Prog Rock (www.colossus.fi) . Each work follows a specific theme, and are comprised of 20+ minute pieces, each by a different artist. These discs provide a good avenue into hearing work by bands you might not normally get round to listening to. I have 2 of the previous releases in my collection - The Spaghetti Epic and The Colossus of Rhodes, both of which are great. Given the calibre of the bands involved, I'm sure that "Odyssey" will be another welcome addition to my collection. As far as I'm aware, this release is presently available diectly from Musea (Europe) and from Greg Walker at Syn-Phonic Music (USA). Does anyone else have other releases in this series, and if so, what do you think of them?
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elpprogster Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: January 02 2005 Location: Portugal Status: Offline Points: 463	Posted: January 04 2006 at 18:45
	I´ve actually ordered it few days ago fro Syn-Phonic and expect to get it tomorrow or so. I´ve all the other Colossus projects: Kalevala, The Spaghetti Epic, Colossus Of Rhodes and been eagerly awaiting for this new one, Homer´s Odissey.There´s 2 of my fav bands participating on long tracks, argentinian Nexus and american Glass Hammer. I liked very much all the previous ones and have great expectations for this new one!

erik neuteboom Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Prog Reviewer Joined: July 27 2005 Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Points: 7659	Posted: January 05 2006 at 17:21
	Next week I will receive it, I can hardly wait to make a review about it, Paradise Square from Simon Says is a great album and Nexus is one of my favorite new progrock bands (vintage keyboards!)! You will hear from me soon, Norm Cash. By the way, what's wrong with Glascow Rangers?