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CIII - EVEN CELESTINA GETS THE BLUES

17 Pygmies

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Studio Album, released in 2012

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Celestina XXIII (2:25)
2. Celestina XXIV (5:46)
3. Celestina XXV (3:56)
4. Celestina XXVI (3:13)
5. Celestina XXVII (9:46)
6. Celestina XXVIII (5:09)
7. Celestina XXIX (3:53)
8. Celestina XXX (4:43)
9. Celestina XXXI (3:03)
10. Celestina XXXII (4:59)
11. Celestina XXXIII (3:17)
12. Celestina XXXIII.III (1:20)

Total time 51:30

Line-up / Musicians

- Meg Maryatt / vocals, piano, synth, guitar
- Philip Drucker / synth, bass, guitar, vocals, producer
- Jeff Brenneman / guitar, synth
- Dirk Doucette / drums, synth, guitar

With:
- Erik Stein / vocals
- Lea Reis / backing vocals
- Cult With No Name / piano, synth, guitar
- Claire Chenette / oboe
- Heather Lockie / viola
- Larissa Fedoryka / cello
- Robert Mora / bass

Releases information

Sub-titled "A Tale of Love and Quantum Physics"

Artwork: Jackson Del Rey, Meg Maryatt

CDr Trakwerx ‎- TW 1022 (2012, US)

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3.80
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Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(33%)
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Review by Windhawk
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4 stars US outfit 17 PYGMIES was formed back in 1982, and in their first spout, lasting until the early 90's, they established themselves as a post punk band. Since they reformed with a new line-up in 2007 they have deliberately sought out progressive rock however, first and foremost through the theme album series Celestina. "CIII: Even Celestina Gets the Blues" is the third instalment in the series, and was released in January 2012.

Beauty is a key word for 17 Pygmies most recent production "CIII: Even Celestina Gets the Blues": from the exquisite packaging to the gentle, cosmic flavored and richly layered symphonic oriented compositions themselves, as well as mix, production and performance. An album that merits a check by those who find such a description tantalizing, and one that deserves a far wider audience than what a limited edition, numbered CD apparently has prepared for.

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