Insect_Surfers-Satellite_Beach-2005-JUST

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MP3/FLAC

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JUST

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70,92 MB

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18

Date

2006-03-14

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Artist.......: Insect Surfers
Album........: Satellite Beach
Label........: Green Cookie
Genre........: Rock
Catnr........: n/a
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: nov-25-2005
str.date.....: 000-00-0000
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: n/a

track  title                                          time

 01.   Razorback                                     02:17
 02.   Mojave                                        02:56
 03.   Volcano Juice                                 02:57
 04.   Mr. Yunioshi                                  02:50
 05.   Zorba's Theme                                 02:43
 06.   Tethys                                        02:45
 07.   Tiger Shark                                   03:03
 08.   Polaris                                       03:58
 09.   Black Sea                                     03:53
 10.   Massachusetts                                 02:02
 11.   Bouzouki                                      02:46
 12.   Dorsal Fin                                    03:09
 13.   Diamondback                                   04:05
 14.   Outsider                                      02:43
 15.   Flamin' Eddie's Dragstrip                     03:08
 16.   Horizon Riders                                03:53
 17.   Psychotronic                                  02:41
 18.   Silver Coast                                  04:24

                                            Runtime  56:13 min
                                            Size     70,9 MB


Release Notes:

USA band Insect Surfers have been around since
1979, and since 1985 in their present
all-instrumental guise. Satellite Beach is a
compilation of their best 18 tracks from the last
20 years, a fine introduction to the band if you
have never heard them. It's also a useful set as it
includes the unreleased Dorsal Fin and three hard
to find tracks. Mr Yunioshi originally appeared on
Del-Fi's Shots In The Dark tribute to Henry
Mancini, Zorba's Theme was on Blood Red Records'
Mondo Drive-In, and Massachusetts appeared on the
Melody Fair tribute to the Bee Gees. Three videos
are included as a bonus, these are single camera
shoots which also use the camera for sound.

Dave Arnson and Danny Sullivan provide the guitar
dynamics, each playing rhythm, lead and harmony,
trading lines with equal virtuosity on their
respective Gibsons. My favourites include Volcano
Juice, a three minute guitar extravaganza set to a
Bo Diddley beat with Davie Allan joining in for a
wah-wahed fuzz solo. Tethys has a moody melody over
a chunky rhythm, Tiger Shark romps and ranges with
a pleasing jangle, and Polaris is a slower,
atmospheric theme with a jerky beat. Black Sea
bounces around with a middle-eastern flavour while
the catchy melody of Diamondback is aided by its
pulsing beat. Flamin' Eddie's Dragstrip is a Davie
Allan influenced rocker and Horizon Riders a
hypnotic galloper. It's adventurous stuff without
becoming overblown or overlong.

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