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21ST CENTURY DREAM

FIVE-O-ONE AM

Neo-Prog


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3.23 | 12 ratings | 1 reviews | 17% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1996

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Let Go of the Past (5:30)
2. Lost, Parts 1 & 2 (8:43)
3. Alive on the Inside (3:12)
4. The Swing (7:31)
5. The Changing Die (4:58)
6. Living in a Dream (6:06)
7. Lost, Part 3 (7:37)
8. Picking Up the Pieces (6:13)
9. Let Go of the Past (radio edit) (4:04)

Total Time 53:54

Note: The tracks listing on the back cover is wrong.
The CD includes Xerox sheet with the correct tracks listing.

Line-up / Musicians

- Edu Arde / vocals
- Rob Ekkelenkamp / drums
- B. J. Kramer / bass
- Jan Pezie / keyboards, backing vocals
- Rich E. Reinders / guitars

With:
- Esmira Klaster / vocals
- Heinz-Dieter Sauerborn / saxophone
- Andy Kopp / backing vocals

Releases information

CD Music Is Intelligence / WMMS 105

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FIVE-O-ONE AM 21st Century Dream ratings distribution


3.23
(12 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(17%)
17%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(33%)
33%
Good, but non-essential (42%)
42%
Collectors/fans only (8%)
8%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by b_olariu
PROG REVIEWER
3 stars 3,5 stars for sure

Five-O-One is an unknown dutch neo prog band releasing so far one album in 1996 named 21st Century Dream. I bought the labum from Musea records few month ago, knowing that I will listen to a good neo prg album and yet very unknown to larger public. Plesently surprised , specially by the voice of Edu Varde, very unique voice, his range and tone of voice is excellent for this kind of music, he is not another Fish or Gabriel clone, he has his own personality and it's obvious here on every piece. The guitarist Rich Reinders ( who is also the designer of the cover art of the CD) done a very good job here, specialy on piece The swing - great track that is a good ex how must sound a neo prog piece, superb guitar arrangements and fantastic vocal lines, the best track from the album no doubt. The keybords are ok, with good moments, not something spectacular but good on every piece. Not a weak moment here on this almost forgotten album, each tune has his own splendour and the band is sincer , a thing that I like a lot. The music is not boring, the band goes easy from more uptempo moments to more slower ones very easy, each musician knows to use the instrument very well. The arrangements are well developed and enough complex to please any serious progressive rock fan. 3.5 for this album, a solid one yet very unnoticed by many fans of progressive rock, specially the ones who are more towards neo prog. The band had a special sound and I can't think to a band that sounds alike, maybe, just maybe at some point to Ziff or Mindgames, but Five-O-One is more english in sound. A recommended album to be descovered or re discovered by much more listners.

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