| | Yargos To Be Or Not To Be CD Yargos Discography of CDs
Yargos: Anca Grateroi (vocals); Wieland Hofmeister (guitar, keyboards); Andreas Kienitz (guitar); Ossy Pfeiffer (piano, keyboards, drums); Peter Pichl (bass guitar). Yargos To Be Or Not To Be Songs | 1. | Guilded Cage, The |
| 2. | Why? |
| 3. | Peace of Mind |
| 4. | Point of No Return |
| 5. | Time to Decide, A |
| 6. | Pink Confusion |
| 7. | Human Nature |
| 8. | Time Drops |
| 9. | Summer Tree #1, The |
| 10. | Full Circle |
| 11. | Sometimes It Is Easier |
| 12. | Turn Away |
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mindFIELD is Gabriel Shaw, Regan Miller & Stacia Tucker.* Side-Line magazine"Singularity can be described as an electronic pop release, but with some extra power and bounce. Shaw avoids falling into the cheap clichés of the genre, but focus on refreshing sound sculptures."* ReGen magazine"mindFIELD takes the better parts of the two sounds and makes them into a superior whole. It's a fine combination of the style and structure of Haujobb combined with the sensibilities and tone of Unlearn-era Psykosonik. It is kept so compellingly interesting and bereft of many of the EBM clichés."* Chain D.L.K. webzine"It's rather difficult to choose any tracks on this release as 'better' than others as they are all unique in their own ways and all beautiful in others. 4 out of 5 stars!"* ClubHaven.net"mindFIELD have a gem on their hands by blending and perfecting eclectic tastes to create a sound that is emotionally driving and ever evolving. With this bold self release they are poised to be huge. I beg you to buy this CD, you will not be disappointed!"* Stillborn webzine"Singularity has tribal percussions set among the electronic beats, ...
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What the Critics SayThe music of Michael Chapdelaine had made a cameo appearance in Adam Holzman's encore, but nothing could have prepared us for the arrival of the man himself. A time-served classical guitarist who, in his own words, 'used to have a tuxedo', Chapdelaine has now reinvented himself as a ponytailed fingerstyle rocker, who performs on a metal-strung acoustic hooked up to powerful amplification while grooving around the stage to the beat of his own potent compositions. It's well-known that, when classical guitarists attempt to cross the divide, the bridge usually breaks halfway, assuming they even get that far. But Michael Chapdelaine has built his own bridge on his own terms and has grown from being a highly competent classical guitarist (as demonstrated on a superb retrospective CD titled The DBX Reels) into one of the most dynamic and free-thinking live performers you'll see anywhere on any instrument. Most astonishing of all was his wild reworking of Saudade No.3, in which an all-new central quasi-improvisation travelled from Stephen Foster to the Drifters (twice) and to Mungo Jerry(!) before finally returning to Dyens. But there's also a serious side to Chapdelaine, the excerpts from his own Homage to the American Indian, all of which were performed seated, revealing a capacity to create the most delicate and imaginative pictures in sound. So ended an international gathering in which Greece's burgeoning guitar culture joined forces with some of America's finest. My warmest thanks to the all concerned, and will the next person checking into Room 421 please cancel the sandwiches..............Classical Guitar Magazine (August 2003) Michael didn't bother wasting his time establishing his credentials by playing "Leyenda" and "Recuerdos" first (I have heard Muriel Anderson and Sharon Isbin both do exactly that, but Michael is beyond giving the proverbial flying fig). He gave us a solid 40 or 50 minutes of arrangements of classic pop tunes, with 2 or 3 originals in the mix. The first three tunes were remarkable primarily for showcasing the "rock-n-roll Golpe", a trick of thumping relentlessly on the bass strings with the side of the thumb on the back-beat ( 1 - foomp - 3 - foomp etc.) It's very effective for creating the illusion of a rhythm section and solves that "empty sounding" problem that solo-guitar pop tune arrangements sometimes have. Also, it's a very comforting sound if you happen to miss sitting in traffic next to someone with sub-woofers in the trunk of the car. Later he changed the patch on the AG-Stomp and it mellowed out a little bit, or else yours truly just forgot about it because of the truly awesome guitar playing which was going on over the top of it. About the fourth song in, we were treated to the surf classic "Wipe Out!" (groan) but this is where the audience surrendered and said, "OK, we admit it, you're great!". It was the classic shtick of "Watch how many things I can do at once!" - the bass, the drums, the complete famous drum solo. We wondered if this might have been what he won the Winfield contest with, but forgot to inquire. After this there was one more truly cheesy number, the theme from "Secret Agent Man" - but it was perfect. Michael had completely recreated being a 13-year-old with an electric guitar in the 60's and thereby attracted the envy of every geezer in the room. At this point our guitarist shifted gears (changing the patch in the AG-Stomp, although the difference was too subtle for me) and explained that he had arrived at a point in life (but what he meant was a point in the set) when he realized that he would rather play music to impress beautiful women than to wow teenage boys, and proceeded to play some gorgeous arrangements of love ...
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