Well i am sorry, i couldnt find a review..when a band have a common name, its hard to find a review; i am no good on googling. infos welcome. enjoy![Edit] Friends i updated the album files, previous one has one missing track, now ok. Sorry for that.
Katrin..
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Mike Hoffmann teclados
Peter Kunz tclados
Thomas Pfeiffer percusion
Discografia
Melody 1981
Double Vision 1982
Thanks!!!
I'm looking this album for a long time.
Thanks for sharing.
Excuse my bad english.
hello!thx this music!
Sithlord from Hungary
Thank you for the album.
Can you upload the track "Slow & Chromatic": wasn't on the archive.
well i am sorry for this, i havent got this track. you are right. one track is missing, before uploading i didnt notice..i will ask my friends for the missing track, but no promise to find it. please take a look to this comments section a few days or a week later..hope we can find it. again sorry
oki, sorry guyz
here is the complete album:
http://tinyurl.com/2l24kr
Great band! Here's a review I got from http://www.planetmellotron.com/revo1.htm
Ocean were a deeply obscure outfit, nothing to do with the French metal crew, whose eponymous '81 debut looks like it was made by a bunch of 19 year-olds. They produced a mini-masterpiece in Melody; entirely instrumental, it's (funnily enough) intensely melodic, with slight ELP and Focus influences, with much piano, although they suddenly lurch into a jazz feel on Melody Bass, sounding slightly out of place. Their, er, 'theme song', Ocean is an absolutely fabulous classically-inspired piece that'll have all you '70s prog fiends salivating like rabid dogs, and the rest of the album's almost as good. Why is this album so bloody obscure?
Their Mellotron use (player unknown) is slightly odd, as they seem to use synth strings, except for a high string melody line on Wild Pig. Otherwise, it's choirs (Katrin, Wild Pig and Slow & Chromatic) and flutes (7 To 8 Melody), with especially good use on Slow & Chromatic. Although the 'Tron use isn't its best feature (while not being at all bad), if you see a copy of this, BUY.
Wonderful album. THx.
Here is something about Peter Kunz:
http://www.kvg-music.de/Kuenstler/P_J_Kunz-v_Gymnich/p_j_kunz-v_gymnich.html
Let me repeat: a wonderful album!
Fox
Ocean
Katrin
7 to 8 Melody
Wild Pig
Slow & Chromatic
Melody Bass
Bolero
- Mike Hoffmann: keyboards
- Thomas Pfeiffer: percussion
- Peter Kunz: keyboards
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