(The) Legendary Jeanne Demessieux

Advantages: Excellent straighter styled Space - Rock. top recording!
Disadvantages: Not in the class of earlier works. Last track is a let down!

...' styled in the vocals here.It Rocks! The following ' Prisoner in mind' 'Silent Revolution' ' Fire and Ice ' and ' Eclipse of Mind ' are all really fine more rock based songs with very powerfull scorching guitar/ riffing and the odd lovely spacey ethereal passages.The final track though is a little of a let down.Great start but far too long and the full choir and orchestra just doesn't fit there style at all. Very bombastic and too overdone! A great CD though this one. Even if it's not as good as earlier works i really like it! Love the artwork on the cover by the way! Recommended! Track Listing : Call of the Wild - 6:49 Racing Shadows - 7:11 Destination - 7:41 Prisoner in Mind - 4:26 Silent Revolution - 7:55 Fire and Ice - 5:10 Eclipse of Mankind - 6:29 Jeanne d'Arc - 7:36 DESTINATION (1992) Composed and arranged by Frank Bornemann... Read review

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Advantages: The easy listening nature of the album
Disadvantages: n/a

...feelings to the outside world and his philosophies of life. Legend sums these up quite well. Each song on the album has it's own special place in the career of Bob. This album is something most people can relate to, whatever their normal taste in music, so carrying on Bob's attempts to provide unity within his music. Legend is, in my opinion, Legendary.... Read review

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...Smile marks new and old territories for the Jayhawks. With the addition of a drum machines and scratchy guitar riffs on songs such as "Somewhere In Ohio" and "Queen of The World" the Jayhawks broaden their musical sound. At the same time they deliver their signature Americana melodies on "Break In The Clouds" and the touching "Mr. Wilson." The Jayhawks second album without co-founder Mark Olsen is bluntly more Pop then past efforts and may leave long-time fans scratching their heads in wonderment. But the quality song writing and production work by the legendary Bob Ezrin (Pink Floyd, Alice Cooper) make the Smile a worthy addition to your CD collection.... Read review

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