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ECHOES

Orpheo

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3.34 | 10 ratings | 2 reviews | 10% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2005

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Ease Is Nowhere Near (8:22)
2. Remorse (16:41)
3. Phoenix Down (Release Me) (6:59)
4. Night Time (Part 1 & 2) (8:12)
5. Smoking With Sylvester (7:38)
6. Shame Culture (7:57)
7. Outside In (14:35)

Total Time: 70:24

Line-up / Musicians

- Wendelin Wisser / lead vocals
- David Marquart Scholtz / guitar, didgeridoo, backing vocals
- Rutger Vlek / keyboards, cello, vocoder, backing vocals
- Gerard Wolter / bass
- Anne-Krijn Piersma / drums, percussion, backing vocals

Releases information

CD Self Produced 92005)

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ORPHEO Echoes ratings distribution


3.34
(10 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(10%)
10%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(50%)
50%
Good, but non-essential (20%)
20%
Collectors/fans only (10%)
10%
Poor. Only for completionists (10%)
10%

ORPHEO Echoes reviews


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Review by b_olariu
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3 stars Orpheo from Holland is a little known band in prog circles with one full length released so far named Echoes in 2005. Well, I like the album, this is like a metalized neo prog in sound, a combination of progressive metal with neo prog with slightly symphonic touches. Pieces are lenghty from the all 7, two are over 15 min, the rest are around 8 min. The song writting is quite mature for a debut album, the arrangements are tight and the keyboards and guitars are nice composed and quite intelligent. Pieces like Night Time or ending Outside in are good at best, like the rest. So, if you like bands like Splinter also from Holland, Ayreon at some point, even Dream Theater or those neo prog bands with prog metal infused passages. 3.5 stars for sure, a nice forgotten album, that desearves a far better view.

Latest members reviews

4 stars I remember in my young music days, I use to pick up a new band to me in the music store just by reading the instruments they played,specially what kind of Keyboards they played, (somehow it work for me in the beggining) well I have growned from that, I think, I have my chared of disapoitments ... (read more)

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