Flight 19

Flight 19 - Something We Did... 1985-1992 (2022) Music

Posted by JET 1 at April 14, 2023

Having disposal of a pro rehearsal and recording studio in London, FLIGHT 19 took full advantage and crafted numerous slabs of perfectly formed AOR-songs, in the vein of Rio, Strangeways, Dare and Yaya. With two brilliant singers like Mark Thompson Smith and Noel Fraser (Strutz, A.O.K.) aboard, the band recorded and released on demo-tapes 12 incredible melodic Rock songs, during the 1989-1992 time-frame.

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They Flew into Oblivion: The Disappearance of Flight 19 eBooks & eLearning

Posted by Free butterfly at Sept. 7, 2021

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Electric Flight – 19 June 2018 Magazines

Posted by Pulitzer at June 19, 2018

Electric Flight – 19 June 2018
English | 68 pages | PDF | 56.1 MB

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Manticore - Next Step: Flight 19 (2018) Music

Posted by Domestos at July 26, 2018

Yet another heavily ELP-influenced (note the band's name) and short-lived symphonic band, MANTICORE produced a single album in 1993 before fading into obscurity. The band featured heavy use of string and choral-tinged mellotron, but not surprisingly considering the timing of their existence, the band also straddled the neo-progressive sound with their equally heavy use of synthesizers and contrived keyboard constructions. Their keyboard-heavy sound has also been compared to RICK WAKEMAN and to CAMEL.

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The real story of Flight 19: The extraordinary disappearance of six US Navy aircraft in December 1945 eBooks & eLearning

Posted by Free butterfly at Sept. 5, 2021

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In-Flight Safety - Albums Collection 2004-2014 (4CD) Music

Posted by Designol at July 3, 2021

Eschewing the maritime folk synonymous with their East Canadian surroundings, In-Flight Safety are a four-piece indie outfit – formed in Halifax, Nova Scotia in 2003 – influenced by the sweeping piano-based rock of Coldplay, Travis, and Radiohead.

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The Flight of Sleipnir - V. (2014) [2CD Limited Edition] Music

Posted by gribovar at Jan. 18, 2022

Odin’s eight-legged horse slides again by land, water and air of the Nordic underworld. On its back it carries a very precious cargo: the fifth album by the American band Flight Of Sleipnir, shortly and concisely titled V., with its atmospheric mix of Stoner Rock, Doom and Folk Metal. The Germanic-Father sends his messengers again.

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