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PIESEň Z HÔľFermátaJazz Rock/Fusion4.03 | 87 ratings |
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Second album from this Slovak combo that experienced their first line-up changed with Zelenak taking over the drum stool and an
added violinist named Milan Tedla but as a guest musician only. These changes would not affect the group's sound much, even if
Berka's presence is better felt and sounding a tad more symphonic, but still remaining franticly jazz-rock/fusion. The opening title track, Song From Bridges, is giving right off the starting block the colours that will dominate the album, especially the McLaughlin-like lightning-fast guitar playing from Griglak, but Berka's synth sometimes sounds like a moog. In this album, you can start telling who is the songwriter, especially on the closing track, where Berka's keyboards are all over (a bit unfortunately) the 10- min epic that had started so well. Sadly, this last track lowers, IMHO, the general level of the album, but it still remains extremely excellent, but I prefer their debut. Although the 2-album-on-1 Cd doesn't hold the fifth track (Perpetuum III) of their debut album, you can safely jump on that release as this first album is at least as good as their sophomore effort, this particular release even getting an extra half star, making it 5 in all.
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