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Perrey returned to France, composing for television, scoring for ballet and continuing medical research into therapeutic sounds for insomniacs. Gepostet von Studio Innocenti unter PM. Labels: Pioneers of E-Music. No comments:.

Newer Post Older Post Home. Eloquence 8. Passport was never in the same Fusion league as the Mahavishnu Orchestra or electric Miles Davis, but the group nevertheless managed to carve their own distinctive niche in an overcrowded market: no small accomplishment at the time.

A blast of rare high-amp electric guitar signals another change of pace, matching equal parts power and finesse before another saxophone freak-out reprise of the opening jam ends the track as it began: stopping on a dime. In retrospect, maybe the running order could have been rearranged to better effect. Passport was a band that was never about to change the world, but they did make it a more pleasant place to live for a while.

This album would be an ideal introduction for newcomers, as easy as anywhere else in their long discography, but why not start at the top? They recorded some decent albums of the genre -- such as 'Handmade' and 'Cross Collateral' -- but by the time they released the sonically impressive 'Infinity Machine', it was clear that their leader Klaus Doldinger was prepared to be flexible to attain greater popular success. I guess he had seen what fellow countrymen Tangerine Dream and Kraftwerk had achieved.

But whereas the Tangs were keyboards with a bit of guitar, Doldinger was sax with a bit of keyboards, so Passport were always going to be slightly different. By the time of 'Ataraxia', Doldinger had recruited a couple of South American musicians to add a limited ethnic flavour to the mix. But Klaus was very much in control, and he used that control to write what I believe is Passport's masterwork. Ataraxia Parts 1 and 2 are two of the most gorgeous instrumental tracks I know -- a wonderful blend of synth intro leading to a climactic sax, backed by a suitably steady rhythm section.

It wouldn't have been out of place as the theme to a 70s TV detective series. The rest of the album is great in parts ie 'Reng Ding a Dong' and 'Loco-Motive' , though the last track is, as another reviewer here writes, a disappointment.

But this album was my soundtrack to the summer of I wore out side 1 of the LP, and I searched in vain for another Passport album which approached the excellence of this.

Sadly I never found one. Tracks; 1. Ataraxia, Pt. Sky Blue 4. Mandrake 5. Reng Ding Dang Dong 6. Loco-Motive 7. The Secret 8. Louisianna 9. That comes to fruitation on "Gates Of Paradise". Our vehicle diagnostic center identifies what problems you might be experiencing. Get started by selecting your vehicle application:.

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