Info
| Artist |
Bel Canto |
| Year |
1996 |
| Release Date |
? |
| Type |
Studio Album |
| Play Time |
46:51 |
| Added By |
Windhawk 10 months ago |
| Rating |
Good1 Symphonic Non-Prog Pop! |
| Fans |
Windhawk |
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Reviews |
Windhawk has only listened to this once. Good Symphonic Non-Prog Pop!
Bel Canto's fourth release Magic Box is a mixed affair. With
former member Geir Jenssen gone from the group for several
years now, his influence on the sound has faded, and Bel Canto
continues moving away from the dark synth-heavy soundscapes
made while he was a member.
Replacing those elements are influences from folk music and
world music in general, generally lighter and more uplifting
tunes and they try out at making some certifiable pop tunes
here as well; with mixed success.
Adding melodic guitars to some of the tunes sounds
invigorating in places, the light melodic touch bringing energy
to songs otherwise dominated by keyboards and synths; ... -> show full review |
| The Magic Box I1:23 |
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| In Zenith5:33 |
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| Freelunch in the Jungle4:16 |
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| Rumour5:25 |
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| Sleepwalker4:51 |
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| Bombay3:55 |
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| Paradise5:12 |
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| Didn't You Know It?4:23 |
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| Big Belly Butterflies4:50 |
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| Kiss of Spring4:25 |
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| The Magic Box II1:20 |
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| Rumour (Abstract Hip Hop Mix)1:18, Bonus |
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