Carlos Saura - Un Viaje a lo Infinito (A Trip to the Infinite Thing)
Un Viaje a lo Infinito (A Trip to the Infinite Thing)

by Carlos Saura

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Con mi musica intento recrear situaciones imaginarias, sitios etc..con ello pretendo hecer sentir emociones positivas al oyente.

 



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30/05/06

Instrumental guitar rock tends to fall into two categories - you're either an eccentric genius like Steve Vai or a more substantial player like Satriani. Carlos Saura seems to be closer to the latter, but on the edge of creating a niche of his own.

His proficiency on the guitar is really commendable, but even moreso is the songwriting. Instrumental guitar albums tend to get a bit difficult if they go on too long - however, 21 minutes of high quality and consistent songwriting makes listing a pleasure. Only 2 of the albums 4 tracks are fret-shredding rock, the other two show Carlos' skill in stripping down the sound and laying down some guitar played from the heart, rather than the textbook.

In a word - bravo!

25/01/08

I REALLY liked "La rebelion de las maquinas", (machines' rebellion), some kind of apocaliptic-retro-videoclip of dancer robots starts then playing into my head, ("Metropolis" film style). Thank you for your music

02/07/09

One of the best guitar ambience I have listened to.
Siempre is the best I would say...

28/06/09

Carlos, the songs on this album could have be forgotten tracks of Satch's (Joe Satriani) Crystal Planet! The guitar sounds really spacey, nice harmonies, with a wah-wah that add sound nuances where it improves the song, without over-doing or cluttering.
Only a slight comment: the percussion as a bit too much of the same (sounds too much as a drum computer, without breaks, rolls or whatever).

31/03/09

gracias por siempre adelante, es una de las mas bellas canciones y melodias que he sentido en estos tiempos.
espero que te decidas a darnos mas temas :)

27/03/09

Poetry in motion !!!! make more man !!!

19/01/09

Esto es impresionante carlos. Estoy orgulloso de que seas español. por fin musica de calidad de en español. sigue asi, lleguaras lejos tio

20/11/08

Great sounding guitar album. It's not the kind of thing I usualy go for, but I'm glad I had a listen. Excuse my computer game references, but the first track, A Lomos del Dragon Blanco, wouldn't sound out of place on Guitar Hero. The second track, El Desierto de Colores, could sit nicely with Nobuo Uematsu's instrumentals, which is am impressive feat.

Great to listen to in the background, while driving, or with full concentration. Suitable for pretty much any time.

01/08/08

I really enjoyed and will enjoy this album!

I like the simplicity of it :)

03/05/08

great music, great lively action packed listening material what more can i say.

 

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Album information

ESP
Genre Instrumental Rock
Release January 23, 2006
Listens 130972 Downloads 305883
Starred 425 Playlisted 351    
Reviews 96 Rating 7.2/10

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