Les_Baxter_-_Moog_Rock-Vinyl-1968-CMG

Section

MP3/FLAC

Group

CMG

Size

40,40 MB

Files

11

Date

2003-12-07

NFO

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█▓█  General Info   :
█▓█  Title .........: moog rock
█▓█  Artist ........: les baxter
█▓█  Music Style ...: easy listening
█▓█  Type ..........: album
█▓█  Release Date ..: nov-05-2003
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█▓█  Used Tools     :
█▓█  Grabber .......: dbpoweramp
█▓█  Encoder .......: lame
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█▓█  Additional Info:
█▓█  Source ........: vinyl
█▓█  No. Of Songs ..: 10
█▓█  Size ..........: 39,9 MB
█▓█  Playtime ......: 29:02 min
█▓█  Label .........: crescendo
█▓█  Quality .......: 192kbps / 44,1kHz / HQ / full stereo
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█▓█  01  :::  nocturne (borodin)                                   :::  03:34
█▓█  02  :::  prelude in c# minor (rachmaninoff)                   :::  02:57
█▓█  03  :::  fantasie impromptu (chopin)                          :::  04:36
█▓█  04  :::  2nd piano concerto (rachmaninoff)                    :::  02:15
█▓█  05  :::  piano concerto (grieg)                               :::  01:51
█▓█  06  :::  polevitzian dance (borodin)                          :::  02:25
█▓█  07  :::  prelude in e minor (chopin)                          :::  02:47
█▓█  08  :::  claire de lune (debussy)                             :::  03:34
█▓█  09  :::  prelude in c (bach)                                  :::  02:40
█▓█  10  :::  prelude in e (chopin)                                :::  02:23
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█▓█  Les Baxter is a pianist who composed and arranged for the top swing
█▓█  bands of the '40s and '50s, but he is better-known as the founder of
█▓█  an exotica, a variation of easy listening that glorified the sounds
█▓█  and styles of Polynesia, Africa, and South America, even as they
█▓█  retained the traditional string-and-horn arrangements of instrumental
█▓█  pop. Exotica became a massively popular trend in the '50s, with
█▓█  thousands of record buyers listening to Baxter, Martin Denny, and
█▓█  their imitators. Baxter also pioneered the use of the electronic
█▓█  instrument the theremin, which has a haunting, howling sound.
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█▓█  Baxter's heyday was in the '50s and '60s. Although he continued to
█▓█  compose and record in the '70s, his output was sporadic. Nevertheless,
█▓█  a cult following formed around his exotica recordings that persisted
█▓█  into the '90s
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         [ best viewed in jane with lucida console ansi (size 8) ]

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