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Fermáta

Jazz Rock/Fusion


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3.80 | 41 ratings | 2 reviews | 22% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1981

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Tie-Break (Preru?enie)(4:36)
2. Vińa Del Mar (7:02)
3. Calamity (Kalamita)(5:58)
4. Gastronomic Pleasures (Gastronomické Radosti)(3:37)
5. Boleti (Dubáky) (5:08)
6. Reservé (Zadané)(4:37)
7. K.O. (8:49)

Total time 39:47

Line-up / Musicians

- Frantisek Griglák / guitar, Moog (6,7)
- Tomás Berka / keyboards
- Fedor Freso / bass
- Karol Oláh / drums, percussion

With:
- Jozef Hanák / harmonica
- Jozef Krajčovič / tenor saxophone

Releases information

LP Opus ‎- 9113 1150 (1981, Czechoslovakia)

CD Open Music ‎- OP 0072 2 331 (1998, Slovakia) New cover art

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FERMÁTA Generation ratings distribution


3.80
(41 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(22%)
22%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(51%)
51%
Good, but non-essential (24%)
24%
Collectors/fans only (2%)
2%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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4 stars Releasing already their third 80's album in 1981and what an inspired effort it is. Playing is enthusiastic, tracks are longer and yet not more complex. There are contemporary fusion traces with simplified drums and modern synths but also enough for the 70's fusion fans . Fermata pleases listen ... (read more)

Report this review (#2974003) | Posted by sgtpepper | Thursday, December 14, 2023 | Review Permanlink

3 stars Fermáta's sixth album largely follows in the footsteps of "The White Planet". The lineup remains unchanged, and there are few surprises here. The first suprise that strikes me, that the record actually sounds pretty good and natural. Probably the best sounding Fermáta album, if you ignore the heavy ... (read more)

Report this review (#152417) | Posted by Magor | Friday, November 23, 2007 | Review Permanlink

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