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Dilsen-Stokkem ( VLI ) - Belgium
Admin of artists : Joost Egelie
Website : http://www.myspace.com/jegelie
Joined : October 16, 2008
Software I use to make music
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Favorite external artists
Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Robert Schröder*, Michael Stearns, Steve Roach
Favorite tags
Electronic, Ambient, Space, Experimental
The melodies are so pleasing... It's like drinking water after a day of suffering thirst.
Very good quality, never boring. This is a very refreshing album!
Awesome!
Well, just awesome! I hesitated to start playing it after reading (translated) versions of the accompanying texts, but now I've heard it - it really is awesome...
It's a soundscape, very un-earthly. The second track is somewhat more melodic, but then I've said it all. The sounds tend to rock you to and fro, from alien shore to alien shore.
Soothing, until you hit the last minute of "Unnecessary". Then it gets a bit agressive. In the end it leaves you reborn, refreshed.
What can I say more? Words only bring the two pieces down - you just have to listen and judge for yourself.
For me - this album is too short. I wished the tracks were 5 times as long...
The cover picture fascinates me. I don't know what I see in it - wood chips? If not, I think it's a very creepy picture. Somewhat like bones or so... So I guess I make some alien plant life of it...
Very nice job!
I here elements that remind me of Tangerine Dream, back when those guys went American.
The track has Berlin roots. I like what I heard; I'd like too hear more!
But your tags are wrong; yes it _is_ downtempo and chillout, but these tags cover a whole other kind of music. I'd say it's ambient electronic music.
And indeed that cover is a piece of art.
Remarkably refreshing! The overall style hints to the times of yore, when EM was what it was, electronic MUSIC. And over that, they put in their own identity.
This is a MUST HAVE for the fans of good old, berlinschool electronic music.
Thank you for letting use have this again once more, WMRI!
This is very good stuff. Floating, energizing, ... Somehow it reminds me of the early works of Klaus Schulze.
But this is so much more. The genre shifts from classic berlin school to symphonic rock in Atonal Waves Pt. 2. And everything in between!
This music has it all...
Great great album... Twisted.
Just get it and take a listen!
"Bye bye bye" sounds like a good overall impression of the complete album.
This is so good. Exactly what you need to set things straight in your mind. Don't let its length scare you off - after listening the full thing you'll notice it is just too short!
If you liked "Waiting For Cousteau" by J.M. Jarre, you will DEFINITELY like this one!
(I hate to make comparisons, but I couldn't help it - this album deserved an explanation)
Hey, great job!
You should sing in Italian though - the accent lays heavy thick on the lyrics ;-)
I wouldn't understand the words, but it sure as hell would sound twice as good. Perhaps time for a second version, in Italian?
Regarding the music: this is great! Haven't heard such lucid, airy space rock since long. Especially "Electric Feelings" touched me; it reminds me of something, but I can't quite seem to place it...
Please make this transparent to the artists who in fact make Jamendo what it is today.
WHAT I'D ALSO LIKE TO KNOW IS WHY THE FEATURED ALBUM ("Discover this artist") IN THE RIGHT UPPER CORNER PLAYER IS ALMOST EVERYTIME "The Dada Weatherman" AND NOT FOR INSTANCE ME.
Friggin great sound! Long lost but not forgotten (at least not by me).
And first time ever I hear the Linn-drum bossanova preset being used by someone not making it sound jarre-ish.
Oh, the ARP sounds... mmmm... I used to own a couple way back when; one died on me and then I sold them for peanuts.
Hearing those sounds again makes my heart ache even more!
Please go on on this path!
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