Floating Opera Discography of CDs

Floating Opera music CDs A self-released 1993 cassette-only debut by Richard Rebarber's ensemble group. Not nearly as accomplished as Everybody's Somebody's Monster or It's Not Easy Listening Anymore, but still well constructed and worth getting if you liked those other records. ~ Jason Birchmeier Photographer: Joel Brodsky. Personnel: Steve Welkom (guitar); Carol Lees (piano, organ); John Nemerovski (piano); Artie Alinikoff (drums). Recording information: A&R Studios, New York, NY.

Floating Opera discography Here's are descriptions of our music from reviews: The Musician's Homepage: ...a tapestry of sounds woven from any variety of piano, percussion, electric and acoustic bass, electric and acoustic guitar, keyboards, saxophone, trumpet, violin, and cello. Floating Opera falls into that oft-elusive category known as "smart pop". You have the catchy hooks and grand choruses you'd expect of a pop song, but you don't have to check your brain at the door while listening. There's a level of sophistication to the songwriting that makes it a pleasure to pick out the strands that make up each piece of music. It's not surprising that the list of artists contributing to this project reads like a who's who of Midwestern indie rock - this is a top notch CD and one worth giving a listen. The Daily Vault: The album will likely contain the most lush and musically gorgeous textures you will hear this year. [It] contains enough rocking moments to make it an ideal soundtrack for a late summer drive. The percussion and crunching guitar work produce enough of a thunder ...

Floating Opera songs Track Listing of songs: Merseyside; Frankenstein; Magician's Daughter; Summer Crystal; So Flies Theresa; Teenage Death Song; Makes No Sense at All; Dressed in Seven; Lisa's Limbs; Forever in June;

Floating Opera CD discography This brief five-song EP serves as yet another delicious taste of songwriter/producer Richard Rebarber's Floating Opera project. After an unfortunately long sabbatical, fans of Everybody's Somebody's Monster (a simply wonderful release) might be a bit disappointed to see the group return with only five songs, but you ...