BRUMAS

Aquelarre

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Psychedelic/Space Rock

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3.95 | 59 ratings | 2 reviews | 27% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1974

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Parte del d�a (6:09)
2. Silencio marginal (3:29)
3. Ani�ada (3:53)
4. Brumas en la bruma (3:52)
5. Milagro de pueblo (8:07)
6. Aves rapaces (3:41)
7. Mirando adentro (5:56)

Total Time 35:07

Bonus track on 1997 CD reissue:
8. Violencia en el parque (5:00)
9. Ceremonias para disolver (3:25)

Line-up / Musicians

- H�ctor Starc / guitar, bass, lead (3) & backing vocals
- Hugo Gonz�lez Neira / clavinet, Hammond organ, lead (7) & backing vocals
- Emilio del G�ercio / bass, acoustic guitar, piano, lead (1,4-6) vocals
- Rodolfo Garcia / percussion, lead (2,6) & backing vocals

With:
- Rodolfo Alchourr�n / arrangements & orchestra conductor (4)

Releases information

Artwork: Emilio Del Guercio (photo)

LP Talent ‎- SE-489 (1974, Argentina)

CD Microfon ‎- C-71 (1992, US)
CD Microfon ‎- 2-484610 (1997, Argentina) Remastered (?) with 2 bonus tracks
CD ACQUA Records ‎- AQ 161 (2008, Argentina)

Thanks to Eetu Pellonp�� for the addition
and to Quinino for the last updates
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AQUELARRE Brumas ratings distribution

3.95
(59 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(27%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(37%)
Good, but non-essential (24%)
Collectors/fans only (10%)
Poor. Only for completionists (2%)

AQUELARRE Brumas reviews

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Review by Marty McFly
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator

This album is different (from Siesta, their last one), not being melodic too much, depending on other elements that makes us shiny happy Prog people. So if you expect melody, go look elsewhere, "Brumas" is about more serious type of Prog.

Providing changes in form of odd time signatures, sudden quiet parts, rapid changes of leading instruments, simply Prog as most of you know it. Still pleasant to listen though, even not as enjoyable at the first sight as what will follow. Indeed, it's not usual to go from last album to first, but it can provide interesting results sometimes.

There are also parts that sounds like Rock (wild guitar solos like on some Led Zeppelin record - last part of Milagro Del Pueblo).

4(-), even not exactly my kind of Prog, its qualities are clear I think.

Latest members reviews

5 stars It could be hard to justify a "masterpiece" ranking for this album if you weren't to take in account, along with the music, the unique lyrics as well. The instrumental playing and also the vocal style are not outstanding by themselves, at least if you are expecting an exhibition of virtuosism. But t ... (read more)

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