MATRIXSYNTH: Sergio Koval / Proyecto Io + Ricochet. Part 2


Monday, May 28, 2007

Sergio Koval / Proyecto Io + Ricochet. Part 2


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"Sergio Koval en vivo,interpretando su tema "Proyecto Io" fusionado con "Ricochet" de Tangerine Dream. Buenos Aires 1988"
Posted by matrix at 5/28/2007 02:42:00 PM
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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous5/28/07, 3:32 PM

    Nice performance... playing on its own a piece that was originally performed by three. Interesting document indeed.

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  2. brain_115/28/07, 7:10 PM

    Indeed, very nice.

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  3. Anonymous5/28/07, 7:44 PM

    Quite impressive.

    I really like what happens around the 5 minute mark. His sounnds are also really close to the original.

    I'd love to set up a special show at some point and redo all of Phaedra and Rubicon with extended variations on the original album tracks, minus any "modern" TD sounds. Their 2005 version of Phaedra just sounded like the original tracks with some bad rompler presets tacked on.

    One of the most inspiring things I have ever read is this document:

    http://www.arm.ac.uk/~ath/music/td/articles/tourbook75.html

    Just scroll down (do a find on page) to DREAMING FOR THE RECORD
    , an analysis of Phaedra and Rubycon.

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  4. Gennaro Giugliano9/26/07, 12:49 PM

    very nice performance especially for ricochet part 2
    hi from Naples - Italy

    Gennaro

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