Remember the future

The instruments involved, however, are basically just the traditional ones - electric guitar, bass, drums and organ. Goodies Download Scrobbler Developer API Free Music Downloads. Sounds like the same the Who did in the past. However, the backing vocals are quite good and make up for whatever inadequacies the lead vocalist has. Review by Gatot SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator Very good album from the 70s

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• After the first listening, I was quite ready to throw it away in the "guitar- bass-drum-vocals-always-the-same-simple-stuff" but after reading all the good reviews here I thought it deserved to be listened again and again.
• Part One tends to be a bit more boring than Part Two only because the dynamic changes in the second half are more significant.
• Review by Joolz SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator Remember The Future is another superior concept piece from Nektar exhibiting yet further progression from their roots.
• After the first listening, I was quite ready to throw it away in the "guitar- bass-drum-vocals-always-the-same-simple-stuff" but after reading all the good reviews here I thought it deserved to be listened again and again. Heavy and gritty, featuring punchy percussion and dark synth textures that create a bold, grim mood.
• Only two songs include the album, and really, is not too hard to digest these 2 masterpieces, we hear a clear, acid in some cases, really psychedelic, but beyond that, we found some beautiful vocal compositions with great feeling, really sticky In moments, a little bit mellow.

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• These guys are very inconsistent.
• But to me it lacks real excitement and challenging changes and hooks. There are still some good parts; the ending of the first part is quite good, good organ, good guitar in the spirit of their great first album, somehow the middle of the second section is listenable, but that goes never very far in term of creativity or originality.

It gets a bit better during the second part while the hypnotic beat takes up and is mixed with some nice symphonic sections. Tools What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Permanent link Page information Wikidata item Cite this page.

Follow us e w q. This is NOT complex music. Rainy Day Relaxation Road Trip. This page was last edited on 8 October , at It flows in a relaxing manner and is very easy to enjoy as a rock album but it is quite one dimensional throughout both long pieces. I completely love the middle section of this track "Lonely Roads". Facebook Twitter Tumblr Google RSS. I came back to the album earlier this year and gave it an attentive listen and found I really enjoyed side one, parts a to d.

Remember The Future - 3 DISC SET - Nektar CD Used Very Good.

REMEMBER THE FUTURE

My main problems with RTF are: Anyway, ATITO is a better option for someone more into the prog side of things, as well as far as music quality goes that one is also much more interesting, since the title epic there is sublime.

Side one alternates between melodic slower passages and more heavy rock passages with one part resembling Uriah Heep slightly. I will not go into absolute detail because it just needs to be heard to understand as it is really only one song, split into two parts. That, too, has to be A Good Thing! The lead vocals are not the best, but certainly not bad either. And Remeber The Future live up to that expectation.

Report this review Posted by pedroechoes Monday, April 9, Review Permanlink. Sounds like the same the Who did in the past.

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The bottom line is that this is a fine progressive rock release that should please not only fans of the band, but fans of groups like Yes and Genesis equally well. For this reissue [4] the remastered version was used and they added a third Radio edit of the title track.

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Building and dramatic, featuring pulsing synth textures, strings and percussion that create a majestic, bold mood. Not much organ either.

Review by russellk PROG REVIEWER. The overall flow of the album is simply fantastic as each theme is developed properly and any switch of themes is greatly appreciated rather than awkwardly forced.

Remember the Future

The other instruments simply fall into line - even the organ rarely rises to the surface, though when it does it makes a strong impression. Nektar - Remember the Future [New CD] Deluxe Edition. Remember The Future, , Nektar. This is a long, trippy album, best listened too with lights down and mind free.

I was surprised by the quality of this song by a band that I have never heard of before. Live in Germany Guitar is the principal instrument, not loud and heavy, but light and floating, mostly as a rhythm support, but occasionally performing a heavier riff, or even a lead solo.

Prior to receiving these CDs, I had not heard any Nektar music besides a video of "Remember The Future" on a DVD compilation.

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This first part is too jam-oriented to be really interesting to my ears. Recycled A side is more complex, but rememb