POE
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Topic: POE
Posted By: Carlos
Subject: POE
Date Posted: October 26 2004 at 17:17
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I was told so many months before about the new Eric Woolfson Album, POE, I would believe that is a sort of continuation of the superb TOMAI...The question is: Is this album THAT great as the first album of the APP? I haven't heard that record, not even samples of the music, so you guys maybe have and please share your impressions about the album...Thanks! ------------- Democracy=A form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people... 
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Posted By: jiggajake
Date Posted: October 26 2004 at 18:24
| the app album tales of mystery and imagination, songs about the short stories of the great opium fiend Edgar Allan Poe is a great cd, very musically inclined, i feel its a strong cd all the way through. |
Posted By: Easy Livin
Date Posted: October 27 2004 at 14:53
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I have Woolfson's "Poe" album. I think to some extent he feels (probably with some justification) that his contibution to the APP has always been under appreciated. With "Poe", he's trying to redress that a bit by implying it's a sort of follow on from APP's first album. I wouldn't recommend it on that basis, as their are in reality few similarities. It does however have some good stuff on it, more like APP's later works. A couple of the tracks are quite odd, one sounding more like something from a West End show. Had it been released as an APP album, it would have made a natual follow on from their previous output (probably more so than Parson's recent "A valid path"). Given Woolfson's (under credited) dominance of APP albums, I would certainly suggest this album released in his own name should be on this site. |