Tamouz "The Deeper The Bluer" 1976 Israeli Prog Rock
- 8 years ago
Tamouz "The Orange Season Is Over" 1975 killer Israeli prog rock... masterpiece...! recommended.
This is a masterpiece. The best israeli album by far, and a good competitor for a place in the top 100 in my opinion (if only they sang in english!). For all you gentiles (just kiddin'), i would recommend to try and get a hold of this one.
No_Germs
It indeed is over and I'm sad that it is. To be honest, I first didn't believe that I'll like this album at all, as first track somehow disappointed me. This is all I remember from past listenings. However, then something happened and I put this CD into "good ones,will listen again later,but I know now that they're good" stack. From it I pulled this one today and, am surprised. Bass which works great here (not common thing, still not), organs are charming and vocals (+language) are maybe strange (more like unusual), but I would describe this as typical progressive rock/folk at times, even with neat guitar solos (and even one drum solo). But OK, let's stay calm, some songs here really pleased me, while others are more like average. Fortunately, there's no filler, even weaker songs happen.
4(-)/5, but more like better.
Marty McFly
This is a masterpiece. The best israeli album by far, and a good competitor for a place in the top 100 in my opinion (if only they sang in english!). For all you gentiles (just kiddin'), i would recommend to try and get a hold of this one.
No_Germs
It indeed is over and I'm sad that it is. To be honest, I first didn't believe that I'll like this album at all, as first track somehow disappointed me. This is all I remember from past listenings. However, then something happened and I put this CD into "good ones,will listen again later,but I know now that they're good" stack. From it I pulled this one today and, am surprised. Bass which works great here (not common thing, still not), organs are charming and vocals (+language) are maybe strange (more like unusual), but I would describe this as typical progressive rock/folk at times, even with neat guitar solos (and even one drum solo). But OK, let's stay calm, some songs here really pleased me, while others are more like average. Fortunately, there's no filler, even weaker songs happen.
4(-)/5, but more like better.
Marty McFly