The Words you'd Never Wanted to Hear

As we listen to this trilogy of an album we hear the the beginnings of a love or a dream or an adventure in "Looking for the Enchanted Land" - An appealing melody, a seriously wonderful beat driven by a strong regular percussion, an upbeat, optimistic, happy tune on the piano . . . and with an ending using the strength of the guitars voice . .

As we progress through the life of the adventure we reach the middle spaces where we look back as much as we look forward . . . enjoying the past but the desire and passion is dying . . ."Runaway by the Past" is very strong, with a flying guitar and strong drums.

"The Words you'd Never Wanted to Hear" - A little sadder than the others, strong guitar and instrumentals floating along . . . a little anger, a hurt, yet surviving . . . our guitar laments against the night . . . strong drums thump a rhythm, pulsating a strength into the song . . . Its over.

This is as good or better than all PeerGynt's other compositions. He is a master at his art and always a winner at the guitar.

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PEACE

PeerGynt Lobogris', album, 'The Words You Never Wanted to Hear' makes the Electric Guitar sing like a heavenly human voice.

This music in this work is a splendid hybrid of Rock-Blues and light Contemporary Classical so well blended that it effectively creates a Unique Style of it very own. Instrumentally, Electric Guitar is the dominant voice and backed by synthesized harmony and acoustic percussion.

Each track makes it own statement. Do yourself a favor and check out this wonderful album.

This cover is eye-catching
just as your other albums.
So imaginative and a little blue...

Your guitar skills are so great
that they can serve as the soul of the album.

Besides, I like the excellent portion
of drums, guitar, and keyboard.
You are exactly good at combine
different sounds.

Wonderful!

Another good album from PeerGynt Lobogris, but I feel that he is becoming repetitive. I've heard a lot from him similar to that since I've been frequenting Jamendo. I'm looking for a little change in scenery from them.

'Runaway By the Past', with its jazzy beginning and superb guitar chops, was my favourite track. Once again, I'm envious of PeerGynt's acrobatics on the fretboard.