White Willow Ignis Fatuus NORWAY 1995 Prog 2 LP Vinyl
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Description
Mystical, magical, and mellow. A very laid back recording except for a few moments when the band decides to stretch a bit. You are begging at times for this band to open it up. My term for this band is Gothic-Folk Prog (for those of you who need classification). The acoustic guitar and flute are the bands' main weapons and are used to great effect providing the folk feel, and the added darkness that many of the tracks have convey an ominous gothic feel. The female vocals at times are so eerie but beautiful they will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up. The band works well within this framework, with an impressive array of instrumentation, and always adding Mellotron in all the right places. The opener "Snowfall" has an instrumental section that reminds me of early Steve Hackett. I must stress that this is very, very slow paced, and when I am in the mood for it, I love it, but I do not recommend this one for your next party.
Label: Panorama Records (Norway)
Cat. PLP 2008 UPC: 2090503508798
Jan Tariq Rahman, keyboards, recorders, crumhorn, kantele, sitar, bass pedals, bass, vocals, devices; Tirill Mohn, violins, classical guitar; Audun Kjus, flutes, whistles, pipes, bodhran, vocals; Sara Trondeal, vocals; Eldrid Johansen, vocals; Jacob C. Holm-Lupo, guitars; Alexander Engebretsen, bass; The Drummer, drums and percussion; with many guest musicians
Tracklist:
1. Snowfall — 6:30
2. Lord Of Night — 7:13
3. Song — 2:03
4. Ingenting — 3:14
5. The Withering Of The Boughs — 7:16
6. Lines On An Autumnal Evening — 4:52
7. Now In These Fairy Lands — 5:28
8. Piletreet — 1:47
9. Till He Arrives — 3:30
10. Cryptomenysis — 11:37
11. Signs — 2:04
12. John Dee's Lament — 11:00
13. Det Omvendte Baeger (not appears on CD version)
LP SET IS MINT NEVER BEEN PLAYED
WILL SHIP WORLDWIDE
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