Steve_Hillage--Live_Herald-Remastered-2007-1way

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MP3/FLAC
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1way
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110,36 MB
Files
9
Date
2008-02-27

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      a r t i s t : steve hillage
        t i t l e : live herald
          d a t e : 2007
        l a b e l : Virgin / CDVMR 3502
        g e n r e : Progressive Rock
  r l s.  d a t e : Apr/2007
      t r a c k s : 09
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 110,4 MB

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     IVE HERALD by Steve Hillage may very well rank in the top ten
     in many different categories. One: this is an exceptionally
     recorded Live Album. The mix is incredible, with a truly heavy
     sound that plays great at low volume as well as high. Two:
     prog lovers unite! The 70's never had such an inventive
     musician as Hillage. He surrounds himself with amazing
     musicians (Todd Rundgren's Utopia) that adeptly perform
     Hillage's intricate (and quite heavy) tunes masterfully.
     Three: Guitar!! Steve, at the time, was perhaps the most
     underrated guitarist. His lead work is superior to many of his
     constituents, and will leave any guitar lover smiling at his
     chops, wondering how he pulls them off so cleanly and adeptly
     --remember, this was recorded in 1977!! Well, what about the
     songs? We open up with the Salmon Song, that quietly
     crescendos into a wonderfully simplistic yet enjoyable riff.
     The song rocks its way into a four minute structured jam that
     will simply delight the listener. Next, we have an excerpt to
     the Solar Music Suite that fades in then segues into Hurdy
     Gurdy Man with a little interlude, Castle In The Clouds, from
     Hillage's Gong days. Light In The Sky is next, a rocker about
     UFO's that ends with a nice little nod to Close Encounters Of
     The Third Kind. Searching for the Spark is next, which gives
     the listener a taste of the type of techno music Hillage had
     in mind for the future. The songs are awesome, Electrick
     Gypsies, and then the Lunar Music Suite followed by a ten
     minute guitar solo that mimics Brian May a bit with overlaying
     echoes. Lastly, we have a cover of the Beatles tune It's All
     Too Much. All in all, a wonderful live recording for guitar,
     prog, and hard rock enthusiasts alike. Enjoy.

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      01-Salmon Song                                            [07:43]
      02-The Dervish Riff                                       [04:19]
      03-Castle In The Clouds / Hurdy Gurdy Man                 [07:04]
      04-Light In The Sky                                       [05:18]
      05-Searching For The Spark                                [11:14]
      06-Electrick Gypsies                                      [05:59]
      07-Radiom / Lunar Music Suite / Meditation Of The Dragon  [15:25]
      08-It's All Too Much / The Golden Vibe                    [07:23]
      09-solar musick suite-(live at the rainbow theatre 1977)  [14:38]
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                                                                 79:03 min



Files

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01-steve_hillage--salmon_song.mp310,33 MB
02-steve_hillage--the_dervish_riff.mp35,60 MB
03-steve_hillage--castle_in_the_clouds_-_hurdy_gurdy_man.mp310,20 MB
04-steve_hillage--light_in_the_sky.mp37,91 MB
05-steve_hillage--searching_for_the_spark.mp316,08 MB
06-steve_hillage--electrick_gypsies.mp38,49 MB
07-steve_hillage--radiom_-_lunar_music_suite_-_meditation_of_the_drago21,39 MB
08-steve_hillage--its_all_too_much_-_the_golden_vibe.mp310,80 MB
09-steve_hillage--solar_musick_suite-(live_at_the_rainbow_theatre_197719,55 MB