FOLLOW MY DREAM

S.B.B.

 

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3.92 | 24 ratings | 52% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1978

Songs / Tracks Listing

Going Away: (24:09)
1. Freedom With Us (8:12)
2. 3rd Reanimation (6:13)
3. Going Away (6:36)
4. (Żywiec) Mountain Melody (3:08)

Follow My Dream: (22:16)
5. Wake Up (5:02)
6. In The Cradle of Your Hands (2:46)
7. Growin' (6:18)
8. Follow My Dream (8:10)

Bonus tracks (CD):
9. Królewskie marzenie (6:41)
10. Wiosenne chimery (15:54)
11. Dla przyjaciół (7:09)

Total time without bonuses: 46:25

Total time with bonuses: 76:09

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Line-up / Musicians

- Józef Skrzek / keyboards, harmonica, vocals
- Antymos Apostolis / guitar
- Jerzy Piotrowski / drums

Releases information

LP Spiegelei-Intercord - INT 160.611 (1978)
CD Stuff - S-005 (1992)
CD KOCH International - 33719-2 (1997)
CD Metal Mind Productions - MMP CD 0326 (2004) (released as a part of "Anthology 1974-2004" box set, with bonus tracks)

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S.B.B. Follow My Dream ratings distribution


3.92
(24 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(52%)
52%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(29%)
29%
Good, but non-essential (19%)
19%
Collectors/fans only (0%)
0%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by erik neuteboom
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3 stars The name from this known Polish band is an abbreviation from Silesian Blues Band. In the early Seventies they started as members from a musical project by musician Czeslaw Niemen. From 1974 they decided to make their own music and S.B.B. started to give concerts and to make albums.

This album is from 1978 and contains two long parts (each has a running time from at about 20 minutes). The first one entitled "Going away" starts with the powerful and distinctive sound from the Hammond organ, then soaring keyboards and Gilmourian guitar work ("Meddle"-era). Due to the vocal similarities with Steve Hillage the music evokes Gong and early Hillage-solo. The more fluent parts feature flashy Moog synthesizer flights and other vintage keyboards like the clavinet and string- ensemble, a very pleasant colouring. The second composition "Follow my dream" delivers more jazzrock inspired music, the Moog work often reminds me of Jan Hammer (Mahavishnu Orchestra and Jeff Beck solo). We can also enjoy swinging parts with a fat bass sound and Fender Rhodes piano and some good guitar soli. Unfortunately the final part sounds more poppy, not a very representative ending of this fine and varied album.

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Posted Monday, September 19, 2005

Review by sinkadotentree
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3 stars In the liner notes it talks about how SBB really blazed a trail for Eastern European bands back in the seventies.After signing a deal with some West German businessmen they were allowed to use Western European liscence plates which angered a lot of the border guards who would often hold them up for hours and even strip them naked in order to humiliate them.Meanwhile they were conquering Europe with their jaw dropping instrumental work and live shows. This album is far more synth laden the earlier ones and the guitar has been pushed to the background.The two longest tracks have vocals and are by far my least favourite compositions.He sort of sounds like Adrian Belew when he sings,not bad it's just better when they concentrate on the instrumental stuff in my opinion. The two side long suites are both broken down into 4 songs that all blend together. "Freedom With Us" opens with organ that just seems to hum.Nice.It fades out and vocals come in around 2 minutes.Inspirational lyrics here but i'm not a fan of this one.I do like how it turns dark towards the end. "3rd Reanimation" is an instrumental and my favourite track on here.This is uptempo and quite powerful as the synths and drums dominate.The drumming is very far out.It sounds so good before 3 1/2 minutes that it moves me. "Going Away" builds quickly to a full sound after 1 1/2 minutes.This sounds awesome like the previous song.It settles some after 2 1/2 minutes and vocals follow.Instrumental only after 5 1/2 minutes is so incredible! "(Zywiec)Mountain Melody" is a trip as spacey synths eventually take over. Side two begins with "Wake Up".Spacey to start before we get a melody after 2 1/2 minutes.Spacey again before 5 minutes. "In The Cradle Of Your Hands" is a short track with vocals. "Growin'" has a great sound to it once it gets going before a minute.The tempo picks up 3 minutes in.Love the drumming.The guitar comes in and plays over top.It goes on and on.Nice. "Follow My Dream" opens with drums as organ comes in.We're grooving now as vocals arrive.This is catchy but not my cup of tea.Guitar after 3 1/2 minutes. It's almost a 4 star album for the second track alone,but in reality the vocals and lack of guitar bring it down a notch.

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5 stars I started listening to this album lying in my bed because i couldn't sleep so I took my headphones and started rolling it. My first impression was really good (two 20-minute epics is not bad) and was very pleasent in that precise moment, due to the quiet character of the first part of Going Away ... (read more)

Report this review (#166376) | Posted by wato | Friday, April 11, 2008 | Review Permanlink

4 stars This is a great album... it consists in two very long tracks, but beautifully made. almost instrumental, it has a very fluid but complex sound, with lots of different combinations of keyboard sounds and atmospheres, tpically from the seventies, always changing and each time bringing new deligh ... (read more)

Report this review (#17815) | Posted by Melos | Sunday, August 08, 2004 | Review Permanlink

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