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WOODLANDS

Mist Season

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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4.17 | 10 ratings | 3 reviews | 20% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2006

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Far Away from Home (5:43)
2. Cartway across the Branches part I (4:26)
3. Daylite Sprite (4:48)
4.Cartway across the Branches part II (2:16)
5. Dance of the Miststress (4:37)
6. The Six Spruce (4:48)
7. Flowers of Asia (5:21)
8. Dawn (4:36)
9. Vexplorer (4:12)
10. Cartway across the Branches part III (5:10)
11. Woodpecker the Mocker (2:59)
12. Skyward Leafage (8:17)
13. Cartway across the Branches part IV (2:54)
14. Garden of Beruwela (5:52)
15. Tears of Woodland (9:52)

Total Time: 77:04

Line-up / Musicians

- Keijo Hakala / bass
- Timo Kajamies / keyboards
- Jukka Pitkänen / trumpet, flugelhorn
- Kimmo Pörsti / drums, percussion
- Kari Rantakallio / saxophones, WX5
- Tommi Varjola / guitars

Guest musicians:
- Asmo Jaakkola / clarinet
- Veli-Matti Järvenpää / accordion (5)
- Rafael Tejada / tabla (14)
- Mikael Berglund / bass (15)
- Thomas Berglund / electric guitar solo (15)
- Bo Hallgren / keyboard solo (15)
- Åke Eriksson / drums (15)

Releases information

CD Seacrest Oy (2006)

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MIST SEASON Woodlands ratings distribution


4.17
(10 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(20%)
20%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(50%)
50%
Good, but non-essential (30%)
30%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
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MIST SEASON Woodlands reviews


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Review by erik neuteboom
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4 stars Listening to this second album by the Finnish six piece band Mist Season, I got more and more excited about their music. Most of the compositions are swinging with lots of great soli on guitar, keyboards and woodwind instruments (mostly trumpet but also saxophone and clarinet), the interplay is amazing and the rhythm-section sounds very powerful and dynamic! In comparison with their debut CD, this successor sounds a bit more adventurous and surprising like Dance of the Miststress (wonderful contrast between folky flute and accordion and rocky electric guitar), Flowers of Asia (a mellow piece with sitar and trumpet) and Garden of Beruwela (a captivating blend of tablas, soaring keyboards and jazzy guitar and piano). The final track Tears of Woodland is my highlight: first a beautiful part with tender acoustic guitar and piano, then gradually a more lush sound with slow synthesizer flights and dynamic drumming and in the end a swinging rhythm with a powerful saxophone - and fiery electric guitar solo. If you like jazz, jazzrock and or fusion, check out this outstanding new Finnish band!

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5 stars *Finnish Music Inspired in Nature and in Progressive Jazz* Another great album by this european jazz band, this record has a more progressively rock and fusion approach than the previous one, having the same easy listening ingredient it does grabs your attention through almost the entire al ... (read more)

Report this review (#116955) | Posted by OvergroundMusic | Saturday, March 31, 2007 | Review Permanlink

4 stars This is a trully wonderful alum made by real pros and it has all the ingredients to be considered an ear candy!!Everything is top,from the presentation to the musicians performances and production.The booklet of the album,like the music,is really impressive.Great photos,great artwork and it fi ... (read more)

Report this review (#100578) | Posted by Ovidiu | Monday, November 27, 2006 | Review Permanlink

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