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GOD'S GARDENOdraRegJazz Rock/Fusion3.79 | 28 ratings |
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![]() The music then evolves into a textutre of a lot of synthesizers or Atari programming. Passages of great rhytmical groove and free psychedelia vary. There is a slight jazzy undertow. From the second trac on the music turns more into spacy psychedelia. The melodies are a bit klumsy and awkward. From the fifth tarck on more symhonic elements come and the music becomes more structured. We also get a little different track with sax and trumpet accompanied with mellow organ sounds. You cannot blame Gerardo not being experimental. Suudendly in track 6 which flows with great guitar solo is interupted with acoustic piano and a moment of beauty until you are taken back to chaos ant avatgarde sounds and again interupted, this time with Tirados great pulsating bass and female voices... Very interesting album. A bit scattered maby. I would not call this essential, not as excellent either. Good but non-essential suits perfectly.
pirkka |
3/5 |
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