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I Musici perform Vivaldi's Le Quattro Stagioni from "L'estro armonico", Op. 3. Recorded April 29 - May 6, 1959, Wien [1-12]; September 24 - October 2, 1962, Switzerland [13-15, 19-21]; and June 10-14, 1962, Netherlands [16-18]…

This compilation is a perfect work/study/contemplation CD, when you want to reduce the hum and din of modern life. It's wonderfully played, and has 23 tracks for a total of 72:45 minutes of melodic, serene music. The famous Adagio in G minor, so often heard in films, etc., is here given a lovely rendition. Played a little faster than most other versions, with the individual instruments (especially the harpsichord) being heard clearly. It's not as lush and smooth as some recordings, but crisper, and to my ears, absolutely delightful. It's hard to pick favorites among the other selections…each piece is a baroque beauty that flows well from one track to the next. I'm sure this CD will please most people who like 18th century music.

The best lineup of the multifaceted Japanese psychedelic band.

In August 2022, AMT Soke, who restarted with a new formation, completely recorded a 60-minute non-stop live at Osaka Pangea. Beginning with a subdued ultra-low-speed song, gradually raising the BPM, the ecstatic danceable performance finally ascends! From AMT beginners who don't know where to start listening to so many releases, to AMT enthusiasts who also collect private live recordings. , A piece dedicated not only to all AMT fans but also to ecstatic music fans. European tour commemorative edition to be resumed for the first time in three years.

Third release on Max Hazard, featuring Geoff Leigh on flute & includes 'Lemon Ecstasy’ / ‘Pink Lady Lemonade (Sweetheart Sucker Punch)’ and live recordings of ‘Pink Lady Lemonade (You’re Hyper Sweet Sucker Punch)’ and ‘Black Summer Song’.