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Nautilus - Underground Visions (New Age, 1999)

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    -------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> Nautilus - Underground Visions<br /> -------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> Artist...............: Nautilus<br /> Album................: Underground Visions<br /> Genre................: New Age<br /> Source...............: CD<br /> Year.................: 1999<br /> Ripper...............: ??<br /> Codec................: LAME 3.92<br /> Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III<br /> Quality..............: CBR 192, (avg. bitrate: 192kbps)<br /> Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz<br /> Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3<br /> Information..........: Soundline Records sl-cd 2<br /> Ripped by............: on 9/22/2006<br /> Posted by............: on 9/24/2006<br /> News Server..........: <br /> News Group(s)........: <br /> Included.............: NFO, M3U<br /> Covers...............: Front Back CD <br /> -------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> Tracklisting<br /> -------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> 01. (00:05:00) Message Of The Earth<br /> 02. (00:06:10) Express To Nowhere<br /> 03. (00:10:47) Iceland<br /> 04. (00:09:50) Mysterious Underworld<br /> 05. (00:05:37) On The Beach<br /> 06. (00:11:55) The Source Of Life<br /> 07. (00:05:22) Volcano Ride<br /> 08. (00:03:48) Back On Earth<br /> 09. (00:10:40) The Earthdance<br /> Playing Time.........: 01:09:09<br /> Total Size...........: 94.99 MB<br /> NFO generated on.....: 9/24/2006 9:45:23 PM<br /> <br /> -------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> Nautilus combines the talents of Ralf Obel, (Sampler, Synthesiser, <br /> Sequencer), and Martin Ludwig, (Keyboards, Synthesiser, Sequencer). <br /> Beginning with the gentle 'Message of the Earth' the music's warmth <br /> envelopes you, evoking peaceful, tranquil meditation. Guest musician <br /> Werner Stratz's understated, melodic, Rother-like guitar phrases are <br /> backed by lush synth pads and sequencers.<br /> 'Express To Nowhere' features a tentative piano refrain, voice <br /> samples, and percussion before a fast marimba-like sequence kicks in <br /> with sprightly rhythms and provide a frenetic backdrop to some <br /> percussive effects and keyboard solos. Probably one of the less <br /> convincing tracks on offer on the set. 'Iceland' returns to Berlin School <br /> sensibilities with slowly building synth pads sequencers and atmosphere <br /> &aacute; la Arcanum. As on the first track Stratz's electric guitar is used to <br /> good effect before the gentle finale. 'Mysterious Underworld', inspired <br /> by Jules Verne's 'Journey To The Centre of the Earth', features some <br /> sprightly sequencer work, after a suitably evocative opening, and <br /> sustained melodic keyboard phrases and Berlin School trademarks in <br /> the first part 'Mushroom Garden', and rockier rhythms, whale sounds, <br /> and female Russian voice in the slightly less convincing second part, <br /> 'The Big Ocean'. 'On the Beach' continues the aquatic theme a little <br /> more convincingly here, set against rock rhythms, and unusually for <br /> the album, minimalist melodic interest courtesy of repetitive ambient <br /> textures.<br /> 'The Source of Life' returns to the faster sequencers, and more <br /> accessible melodies and rhythms, spoiled in places, for me, by some <br /> rather primitive percussion treatments and annoying voice samples. <br /> 'Volcano Ride' is one of the more impressive cuts featuring again, <br /> some excellent sequencer work and melodic backdrops. 'Back On <br /> Earth' slows the pace a little, but the sequencers are still high in the <br /> mix, this time underpinned with a steady incessant beat, and <br /> accompanied by effectively understated melodies. Finally, 'Earthdance' <br /> starts with a frankly disastrous dance rhythm and funky horn effects. <br /> There is even a deeply annoying whistle, oft deployed on dance <br /> records, which will either have you reaching for the off button, or a <br /> shotgun. Just as you think it can't get worse an annoying voice <br /> sample featured on an earlier track reappears again. However, things <br /> begin to get better after the four minute mark, as only the better <br /> elements of the rhythm track remain behind supporting understated, <br /> melancholic keyboard work. Although I found this to be an uneven <br /> set, the highpoints outnumber the lows and this will be of interest to <br /> fans of melodic Berlin School New Age electronics.<br /> -------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> :: Generated by Music NFO Builder v1.17 - <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nfobuilder.com">www.nfobuilder.com</a> ::<br /> <br />
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File Size
  00 Nautilus - Underground Visions.m3u 0.6 KB
  00 Nautilus - Underground Visions.nfo 4.3 KB
  01 Message Of The Earth.mp3 6.9 MB
  02 Express To Nowhere.mp3 8.5 MB
  03 Iceland.mp3 15 MB
  04 Mysterious Underworld.mp3 14 MB
  05 On The Beach.mp3 7.7 MB
  06 The Source Of Life.mp3 16 MB
  07 Volcano Ride.mp3 7.4 MB
  08 Back On Earth.mp3 5.2 MB
  09 The Earthdance.mp3 15 MB
  BookletAchterkant.jpg 75.2 KB
  BookletVoorkant.jpg 46.4 KB
  CD.jpg 41.5 KB
  Cover Art.jpg 17.4 KB
  Inlay.jpg 47.4 KB



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