Mellotronists

Hi Guys
What's up?  I can't play this, seems to be greyed (grayed to those on 
the other side of the pond!) out!

I can play their other stuff, sounds quite interesting.

Steve.

Well recorded and craftily (?) put together, but no sense of discovery. 
Too much overt borrowing for my taste, although I appreciate their 
honesty for admitting as much.

that's my 2 cents and with the exchange rate that comes to about .015 
Euro....

fritZ

-----Original Message-----
From: stevetebble <stevetebble@...>
To: Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, 25 Apr 2006 18:42:49 -0000
Subject: [Mellotronists] Silvan & Bonamici

  Hi Guys
What's up?  I can't play this, seems to be greyed (grayed to those on
the other side of the pond!) out!

I can play their other stuff, sounds quite interesting.

Steve.







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Pretty much my opinion.  It's nice to have different stuff with that flavor, 
sort of like discovering unheard material, but it just isn't the same.  One 
of the things that I looked forward to from early Yes, G(abriel)enesis, ELP, 
and the like, was the wondrous surprises in each new album.  Hearing 
somebody play new stuff that really just pays tribute to a moment in time is 
pleasant, but lacks any sense of exploration and adventure.  New Yes is the 
same way, they capture the sound, but it just doesn't blaze new trails and 
excite me the way the early oeuvre did.

('Tish, I spoke French!)

> Well recorded and craftily (?) put together, but no sense of discovery.
> Too much overt borrowing for my taste, although I appreciate their
> honesty for admitting as much.
>
> that's my 2 cents and with the exchange rate that comes to about .015
> Euro....
>
> fritZ