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EPILOGÄnglagårdSymphonic Prog4.07 | 604 ratings |
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diddy
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![]() "Prolog" is, as the title implies a short mellotron dominated intro, quite mellow and melancolic. "Höstsejd", the second track maybe is the highlight. 15 minutes of pure energy, mellow moments, ups and downs and of course mellotron, really awesome. when you listen to this song with headphones, quite loud, there may be shocking moments, namely the transitions of mellow and loud, wild parts. "Rösten"...I don't really know what it should be, a strange 14 second sound. "Skogsranden" is a raising song. It starts very quiet, with some piano and flute and gets louder and heavier just to end quite mellow again, very nice. "Sista Somrar" is another highlight. I really love the melody in the middle of the song. I also like the development of the song. The bass is truly awesome, a real highlight. "Saknadens Fullhet " is an outro, an Epilog. Piano dominated and melancolic, beautiful. "Epilog" is a masterpiece. I consider both Anglagard albums to be the best prog albums of all time. Genesis, King Crimson, ELP or Gentle Giant just to name a few, nobody of them really enthuses me like Anglagard does. For me, Anglagard is the measure. Without any kind of overstatement, "Epilog" (together with "Hybris") is the best prog album of all time. If you don't know Anglagard, you definitely missed something. More than highly recommended!
diddy |
5/5 |
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