It Looks Like Rain
from Confession and Release by Moonbound
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Thank you for this excellent release . This indeed compliments the three earlier releases of soundscapes from the Stickmen concerts . Please keep up the good work .
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What you have here is three master musicians at work. The result is truly something to hear.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, it will change your life. Seriously - Not sure why, but even among the always excellent cz catalogue this is a very special album. Intangible greatness.
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This is an excellent album from Markus Reuter, accompanied by Fabio Trentini on Fretless Bass and Asaf Sirkis on acoustic drums recorded live in the studio. The interplay among these musicians is amazing throughout and, for me, this is true "progressive" music, as it charts new territory and leaves behind well-trodden cliches. It's challenging music that rewards a mindful listen. Put it on and listen through the whole album without modern social media distractions and you will see what I mean.
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