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    Posted: June 11 2016 at 17:16
Bandname: The Ghost Rock Ensemble
Genre: Jazz Rock, Soundtrack, Retro-Prog
The Ghost Rock Ensemble was formed in 2014 in Lucern Switzerland.  The Band consists of 10 musicans. The bandleader Jonas Lüscher made new arrangments of different italian terror-movie soundtrack. He made also his own compsition in the style of the italian prog music.

It would be interessting to me what other people think about this music.
Get the album for free. Just name your price as 0 and download it:
https://theghostrockensemble.bandcamp.com/releases

And here you can listen to my own composition:
https://soundcloud.com/jonas222/the-curse

The Bandmembers are:
Stefanie Erni Gesang
Daniel Rapold Trompete
Nicolas Gurtner Klarinette
Michael Zinniker Bass-Klarinette
Mathias Baumann Posaune
Estefania Campania Euphonium
Florian Baumann Tasten
Raphael Brunschweiler Tasten
Jonas Lüscher Bassgitarre
Lukas Von Büren Schlagzeug
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For Visual impressions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K7lMobh9OI
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Here is an older recording of Ennio Morricones "Come un madrigal". We played in a old cinema in Zofingen.
At this part or our work we had two Guitar- Player. Now we have none!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt6WMPyU2d0
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This is a very melancholic ballad that is writen from Fabio Fizzi and arranged by myself... Jonas Lüscher.
Beautiful Darkness:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFsGYipjwyE
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Points: 23179 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 25 2016 at 09:37
Forwarded to the fusion team for evaluation.
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Points: 38974 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 25 2016 at 16:09
Nice, you're covering/ arranging lots of my favourite music as I'm really big on composers such as Morricone and Frizzi. I especially like your rendition of Beautiful Darkness (City of the Living Dead) -- it's rather like if Henry Cow did Frizzi. I know your focus is on terror-movie soundtracks, but love to hear you take on Egisto Macchi. I like your own composition considerably too.

Not a team member, but I personally wouldn't expect inclusion in JRF (nor a band listing in a category such as RPI) as it's really jazz and not so much jazz-rock and is a sort of tribute album, and would sooner expect your album to be included under various Artists/ Tributes as we have Goblin and Frizzi (but not Morricone, though I personally have been keen on having him in PA's Prog Related in the past) in the archives.

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Thanx Logan. So Since two days I realised a video to Morricones "Come un madrigal" maby you like this too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loVF7fmSTpE

I like it also because you need time to like it. The high notes destroys the beautiful melody. ;-)
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Finaly a new Upload was done. This is a tune from Dario Argentos Movie "Profondo Rosso" I hope you enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_enSrPtThw
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Points: 38974 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 14 2016 at 15:02
Originally posted by Dr. Freudstein Dr. Freudstein wrote:

Thanx Logan. So Since two days I realised a video to Morricones "Come un madrigal" maybe you like this too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loVF7fmSTpE

I like it also because you need time to like it. The high notes destroys the beautiful melody. ;-)


I adore Morricone, and that is a terrific arrangement -- really good rendition.

Edited by Logan - August 14 2016 at 15:03
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