Behind the Walls of Imagination
- Behind the Walls of Imagination
Infobox Album |
Name = Behind the Walls of Imagination
Type = Album
Artist = Eloy Fritsch
Released = 1997
Genre = New Age Music, Electronic music, Progressive rock
Length = 59:13
Label = Atração
Producer = Eloy Fritsch
Reviews =
* Allmusic Rating|4.5|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:22o7gjur46ic link]
Last album = "Dreams " (1996)
This album = "Behind the Walls of Imagination" (1997)
Next album = "Space music (album)" (1998)
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"Behind the Walls of Imagination" is an album by new age artist Eloy Fritsch, known for his work in progressive rock group Apocalypse . It is a spiritually charged, powerful instrumental album that maintains a reverent sense of wonder throughout, sort of like the title implies. It can be considered a definitive crossover disc stradding cosmic new age, electronic, and progressive. The music is composed and arranged by Eloy Fritsch, who performed all synthesizers and percussion instruments. All is very melodic and emotive, with multi-layered instrumental textures/voicings and solid, coherent arrangements. Fritsch mixes fanfares and percussive lead lines to lend his dreamy melodies a rockier edge. The opening "Overture" is a romping symphonic workout, while "Quasar" and "Centaur" are decidedly in the electronic prog-rock category.
Track listing
# Overture – 1:29
# Flying Over the Rainbow – 4:15
# Eternity – 7:45
# Quasar – 4:01
# The Journey Starts Now – 5:50
# Behind the Walls of Imagination – 8:33
# Cosmic Winds – 4:01
# Floating Free Between Stars – 6:12
# Tropical Birds – 3:08
# Triumph Hymm – 3:36
# The Last Frontier – 2:24
# Centaur – 4:23
# The Fortress of Solitude – 3:17
External links
* [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:21t67ui030jf Allmusic review]
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