Greg Reely Discography of CDs

Greg Reely albums A largely forgotten album in the wake of Sarah McLachlan's mainstream success, Touch was the first album anyone heard from the singer. Only 19 at the time, McLachlan had years to go before she would become the seductive songstress of Fumbling Towards Ecstacy or the sensitive balladeer of Surfacing. Instead, she has more of an ethereal sound, enhanced by keyboards and a lush production that gives it a polished feel. Bringing to mind the '80s incarnations of both Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush, the songs here are moody pop tracks that showcase her incredible range more than anything else. A few tracks, especially "Vox" and "Steaming," are beautiful tracks that have a light sense of yearning that she would later develop into the sensual crooning of her mid-'90s work. And "Ben's Song," a piano ...

Greg Reely CD discography TOO DARK PARK solidified Canadian trio Skinny Puppy's presence as a major figure on the American goth-industrial scene in 1990. Here, Skinny Puppy mines the same primal scream intensity as Nine Inch Nails, showing some influence from Ministry minus the superfluous grunge. Skinny Puppy is the purest exponent of the whole late '80s disco-industrial scene. Less cathartic and much more normal-sounding than Throbbing Gristle, Test Department, or early ...

Greg Reely music CDs With a change of direction for 1995, Single Gun Theory plays laidback jazzy tones and mixes in various world music samples, while Jacqui Hunt's airy vocals float throughout the album. ~ John Bush Recorded at Slack Studios, Vancouver, Canada. Personnel: Mark Jowett (guitar); Peggy Lee (cello); Greg Reely (percussion, drum programming). Audio Mixers: Greg Reely; Single Gun Theory. Audio Remixers: Stuart Crichton; Pierre Marchand. Recording information: Slack Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Vancouver, ...

Greg Reely discography When guitarist Mark Jowett left Moev to focus on the day-to-day operations of Nettwerk (not coincidentally the label that was formed to allow Moev to release records), and both Cal Stephenson and Michela Arrichiello abandoned the fold entirely, that left only one original member in the band. Tom Ferris rebuilt the band in time to record Yeah, Whatever, bringing Kelly Cook in full-time on bass, adding mixmaster extraordinaire ...

Greg Reely songs Audio Mixers: Greg Reely; Kevin Hamilton; Mike Plotnikoff. Recording information: Mushroom Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Photographer: Adina Shore. Rose Chronicles: Kristy Thirsk (vocals); Kevin Hamilton, Mike Plotnikoff, Greg Reely. Personnel: Kristy Thirsk (vocals, guitar); Jeffrey Vanderwoerd (drums, percussion).

Greg Reely CD discography Track Listing of songs: Transmission; Fall; Sea Of Core Experience; I've Been Dying; Decimated; My Estranged Wife; Phenomena; Metaphysical; Point Beyond Which Something Will Happen; Thetan; Motherland; Still Closest To My Heart;

Greg Reely albums WITH IMAGERY IN GENIKA'S SONGS THAT ARE BOTH BEAUTIFUL AND HAUNTING, THE ETHEREAL NAUTURE OF HER MUSIC IS EXPRESSED WITH TRUTHFUL LYRICS THAT ARE BOTH EMOTIONAL AND OPTIMISTIC, DARK YET CATHARTIC. THEY TOUCH UPON THE VARIED EXPERIENCES IN LIFE AND ILLUSTRATE HOW GENIKA'S MUSIC CAN CROSS BOUNDARIES OF AGE AND EXPERIENCE AND ALLOW HER TO MAKE A CONNECTION TO THE DIVERSE MINDS OF AUDIENCES EVERYWHERE. GENIKA AND COLLABORATOR, WRITER ...

Greg Reely music CDs All songs written or co-written by Tom Third. Recorded at the home of Ric Arboit, Studio 92, Vancouver, Canada. Brothers And Systems: Tom Third. Engineers: Ric Arboit, Steven Traub, Norm Barker. Additional personnel: Sahirah Moore, Alvin Watts, The Last Of The Ancient Breed, Zulema Clas (vocals), Phil Comparelli (guitar, trumpet), Chris Grove (saxophone), Aron Doyle (trumpet), Bryan Harding (trombone), Vincent Hall (clavinet), Ryan Moore (bass), Paul Brennan, Greg Reely (drums), Carlo Cesta ...