Posted by Captain Beyond on March 11, 2000 at
[Audio Chat] In Reply to: Former Larry Fast signee releases 2 new discs.
Hey Progers,
Like moi, a lot of you grew up with Deep Purple,
Iron Butterfly, Yes, Genesis, Rush... then: Single
Gun Theory, Radio Head & Porcupine Tree. All really,
really great bands, but it's time to leap into the
next dimension of music isn't it?
If your into progressive stuff you HAVE to hear
Bartz' music.
Want to be floored by: Beauty, Power, Imaginaton? Buy
Pictures or Earth & Space,
Want to be tranquilized by esoteric beauty? Buy
Evolver!
Gentlemen, I assume you are seekers of fine music,
as such, you will thank god above for such
incredible music as has been provided to us by
Bartz. Acquire his discs now and MARVEL!
CB
If the creation of the Universe had a sound track,
surely it would be Bartz's mind blowing debut
titled: Pictures of Earth & Space.
The Incredible Sound of Creation Is what you will hear
from Bartz, an artist who
has pioneered an entirely new form of music. These
soundscapes are completely unfettered by the
structure of music as we have heard it to date.
Instead what you hear is an endlessly evolving
series of exciting, beautiful, exotic sounds that
evoke visions of stars going nova, spiral galaxies
spinning slowly & gracefully in space and astral
beings flowing toward the Great Light.
The latest release, Evolver is as ethereal as
P.O.E.A.S. but much more serene; and I fully expect to
experience this type of audio beauty when I pass on
to the next plane of existence.
This in NOT synthesized music! Bartz is a famous
studio engineer who uses the studio as his
instrument. He has also created a miraculous new
instrument called the String Station with which he
can produce any sound his fertile imagination
desires.
If you want to come into contact with the REAL
progressive sound of the day then go to:
www.niia.net/~jdminc
If you do, you'll enter the next dimension of sound.
CBIn Reply to: Re: The NEW PROG!!!!!!!! posted by
[About Us] Demetrio on March 12, 2000 at 09:05:35:
Definitely start with Pictures of Earth and Space
also known as P.O.E.A.S. A sonic marvel of unique
sounds that flow together to create incredible power
and beauty.
If you're as floored by P.O.E.A.S. as I was then get
Evolver, Bartz' latest release created with an
instrument of his own design called the String
Station. Bartz is a technical wizard who really
knows how to harnesses a digital recording studio
and with it create music of immense majesty. To my
ears it is the sound of Creation.
Also note, these albums are technically superb and
will exploit the full capabilities of any high
fidelity play-back system.
Enjoy this wonderous music!
CB
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Wladimir [Click to EMail ] 05-04-00, 05:26 AM (PST)
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"Soundtrack to your first trip on a spaceship (heres to you Captain
Beyond)"
A few years from now NASA should be offering to the common men
the opportunity to travel through the sideral space on some
commercial spaceship, and for that BARTZ would be the obvious
choice for the soundtrack (at least one of them).
Recently I've had the chance to listen to Bartzs POEAS (thanks
again Captain Beyond!) and really get impressed, however, I must
confess, I never was a true fan of electronic music.
BARTZ music is electronic, no doubt, but has something different
to it that makes his electronic based songs shows the "feeling"
beyond the technological process, which, as far as my Electronic
Music knowledge goes, is very uncommon in that kind of music
field. Let's say that it is a perfect mix between a sci-fi and a
romantic movie soundtrack. The musics are "soft and sweet" and
don't have that annoying metallic beat of EM.
The list of high-tech instruments used is impressive. All fitting
together perfectly well into the songs.
BTW, the songs are multi-layered with many details that makes it
perfect to be listened with headphones. I did it late at night,
in the darkness, with nothing to distract me from the music, and
loved the experience.
Considering the usual standard pattern of EM, the songs are not
to long (3 to 6 minutes), what helped me not to feel bored with
it, as I usually fell with the long and repetitive rhythm of EM.
To all progheads and new music adepts on this board BARTZs POEAS
is very very recommendable. But don't go listen to it expecting
to hear some Tangerine Dream or Kraftwerk clone. It's different.
And don't go listen to it thinking about electronic dance music
or trance or whatever this type of music is called these days.
It's different. And it's good.
Regards,
Wladimir