Track Listings
| 1. Silence |
| 2. Castle In The Sand |
| 3. Winter In Your Heart |
| 4. Lost Souls Ballad |
| 5. Carnival In Venice |
| 6. A Beggar's Tale |
| 7. Le Fond Du Ciel |
| 8. Wanderer |
| 9. A Memory Picture |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
After APHRODITE'S CHILD, VANGELIS and SOCRATES during the Seventies, Greece wakes up a second time for Progressive Rock. In the forefront of this new generation, LA TULIPE NOIRE is a classical-built quintet. This gifted band plays a delicate and muffled neo Progressive, developing itself into solemn and baroque melodies. Singer IMA's clear and pure vocals can be compared with Virginia ASTLEY's. S. KONTAKIS' guitar is very much inspired by David GILMOUR, as ALIX's keyboards play discreet layers embellishing precious and melancholic themes. About the rhythmic section, drummer Nick KASSAVETIS and bass player HYDE, the least we can say is that everything's solid and in the right place. Partly abandoning the traditional MARILLION influences, "Faded Leaves" (2002) develop a sound of its own, still keeping the trumps that made "In The Gates Of Dream" (1996) & "Shattered Image" (1999) so much charming. Pick this rare flower as soon as possible: it's going to nicely illuminate your secret garden devoted to Progressive Rock
Faded Leaves,La Tulipe Noire
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Chopin & Paderewski Songs
Manufacturer: Dux Recording Prod. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000056V1F Release Date: 2001-01-23 |
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Faded Leaves
La Tulipe Noire Manufacturer: Musea Records France ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00008LLOF Release Date: 2004-01-01 |
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Music of Edward Joseph Collins, Vol. 5
Manufacturer: Albany Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0001DMUD6 Release Date: 2004-02-24 |
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Faded Leaves
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00006FDQ6 Release Date: 2002-07-17 |
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Album Description
After APHRODITE'S CHILD, VANGELIS and SOCRATES during the Seventies, Greece wakes up a second time for Progressive Rock. In the forefront of this new generation, LA TULIPE NOIRE is a classical-built quintet. This gifted band plays a delicate and muffled neo Progressive, developing itself into solemn and baroque melodies. Singer IMA's clear and pure vocals can be compared with Virginia ASTLEY's. S. KONTAKIS' guitar is very much inspired by David GILMOUR, as ALIX's keyboards play discreet layers embellishing precious and melancholic themes. About the rhythmic section, drummer Nick KASSAVETIS and bass player HYDE, the least we can say is that everything's solid and in the right place. Partly abandoning the traditional MARILLION influences, "Faded Leaves" (2002) develop a sound of its own, still keeping the trumps that made "In The Gates Of Dream" (1996) & "Shattered Image" (1999) so much charming. Pick this rare flower as soon as possible: it's going to nicely illuminate your secret garden devoted to Progressive RockCustomer Reviews:
Great Prog From Greece.......2003-10-13
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