KORAI ÖRÖM (1996)
Korai Öröm
•Psychedelic/Space Rock
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Studio Album, released in 1996 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Part 1 (9:20) - Tibor Vécsi / vocals, percussion
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KORAI ÖRÖM Korai Öröm (1996) ratings distribution
(24 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music (14%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection (64%)
Good, but non-essential (23%)
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KORAI ÖRÖM Korai Öröm (1996) reviews
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Starting out from a typical OT album, the album diverges into a slightly different twist by the forth track: as we are just getting to it, we find a highly unusual instrument in prog music: the didgeridoo. And this is not just a fluke appearance as after that first fast-paced fourth track, the album suddenly dies over to pick up again on a tribal drums where the didgs make their comeback. The album picks up again a bit more conventionally hovering between Ozric and the more the smoother-gliding Gong of the You period. The didgeridoos do make the occasional/frequent comeback but their use always remain subtle and by no way are they in case abusively or over-used. The last part of the album explores many sides of world music especially Indian. A very successful album, indeed.
Although I have never seen them live, everything indicates that although quite numerous in the band, their concerts are quite a show from the picture I see in the booklet. Even outside the unusual didgeridoos, Korai Öröm's debut is highly recommended to all progheads into Ozric-like space-rock and this is the type of album that actually would make a perfect introduction for the whole genre. Be careful, though: I've only heard one other album from them and it sounds nothing like this one, not even reaching its knee height. But I will not judge of the rest of Korai Öröm's discography that lightly. Warmly recommended in that genre.
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Hungarian Space Rock gods Korai Örom have released the sonic experiment under the
humble (very humble name) of "Korai Örom 1". This band, with references of Ozric
Tentacles and Tangerine Dream (to mention some); The instrumental compositions of this
band are, lemme tell ya, very good, some of
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