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Weirdos And Classics

by Daniel Bautista View the credits

metal instrumental progressive rock crossover guitar

12 tracks

41:55

1	Solveig's Intro (Grieg)	1:45
2	Epiclatinarabrock	4:14
3	God Hates Kittens	4:24
4	Con Nombre De Tango	3:20
5	Morning Mood Interlude (Grieg)	1:23
6	Bolero (Ravel)	5:14
7	Heaviest Shit On The Earth	4:16
8	Magdalena	2:34
9	Some Polovtsian Dances (Borodin)	5:03
10	The Death Of Aase (Grieg)	2:35
11	Atardecer Junto A Ti	3:06
12	Vals Esperanza	4:01

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Recorded and mixed in 2009 and 2010 by Daniel Bautista in a Gentoo Linux box.
All tracks composed by Daniel Bautista, except 1, 6, 9 and 10 (they have no copyright anymore).
Tracks 4, 8 and 11 are inspired by and dedicated to Maleny.
Art design: Anonymous. Photo by Daniel Bautista, reworked by Ana Bautista.

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Reviews on Weirdos And Classics

airheart05

Exceptional guitar album

30/01/10

musically very interesting - weird arrangements, great soloing, odd time signatures and a very expressive tone. recommended for those who like a good guitar sound and dramatic compositions hat span a bridge from past into futures.

bizun_

Yet another Good album

26/05/10

The newest release from Daniel. It was lingering in my drawer for several months, as it was published in January, but i needed a second look into that disc. The same as in previous albums, we have here setup od drum box and guitars laboriously layered by multi-track recording. The album is mixture of classical pieces arranges and original compositions. Music is played with ease and great skill, sound just flow, and only somewhere in the back of one's head You know, how much work was put into that. Again, in some songs the lack of bass can be heard, but is not so significant, also the beat box is programmed more carefully to not sound so monotonous. My favourite? Two of them: the interpretation of M.Ravel's Bolero, which brings up all elements of Fado style, one is almost expecting the Portuguese words to be sung; the other is Heaviest shit on earth, just because -- can't say why. Summary: this is a decent album, obviously, that author did have fun recording it, some interpretations are a bit flat and hollow, but there is nothing wrong. Seven stars [+++++++---] and nomination to Album of the Year award for 2010.