Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells II FLAC
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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of m3ld, Technicollage, Sorrowmere, Timorianne, Kirkcarrion, Landlines, Contour, Farewell to Mount Fuji, and 3 more. , and , . Purchasable with gift card Buy Digital Discography 35.25 GBP or more (25% OFF) Send as Gift Share / Embed 1. On Rookwood Down 11:24 info buy track 2. Solstice 11:02 info buy track 3. Elaine's Song 08:20 info buy track 4. La'al Stanes 17:38 info buy track 5. Greenwitch 16:56 info buy track about I think this very much follows on from Landlines. Indeed, much of the inspiration from the two albums come from a novel I have been writing. I have to admit that there is a folk music feel to some of these tracks - more so than on earlier albums - and this was the intention. There's more vocal work on it too with Rachel, my wife, providing the talents for the sung pieces.
Each track, as if often the case with my material, doesn't stick to one 'tune' as such but moves between one theme and another often connected only by the instrumentation or the underlying chord progressions. I think you can lay the blame for this squarely at the feet of Mike Oldfield. His various more lengthy instrumental works have inspired me over the years to produce similarly long but ever changing pieces of music. The key works of this ilk for me being Ommadawn, Taurus II, Tubular Bells, Amarok and Music of the Spheres. $(".tralbum-about").last().bcTruncate(TruncateProfile.get("tralbum_about"), "more", "less"); credits released March 20, 2011
All tracks written and performed by Tony Allgood
Vocals: Rachel Allgood
Additional electric guitar: Ceri
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Moais, les numeriques... bon.
Un conseil: prends un bon lecteur (Fiio en a des tres bons pour un prix correct), prends quelques bons fichiers waw, aiff, flac... de morceaux qui sont des references (Tubular bells de Mike oldfield, Random access memeory de Daf punk, un peu d'electro du style Emilie Simon et , quelques morceaux de classique (Wagner par Solti ou Karajan, c'est un ban de torture pour les casques et enceinte, Bach évidement surtout sur des morceaux bien costauds sur les contre-temps )... et va tester d'abord des enceintes de haut de gamme, puis tu vas ensuite sur les casques et commences par le Sennheiser 650 ou si tu peux 800... Ensuite une fois que t'as les morceaux dans la tete avec ces references, tu peux choisir ton casque.