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This is the 5.1 surround/stereo remixed and remastered double album. Released 40 years after Orson Welles' infamous radio version of the HG Wells tale, Jeff Wayne's musical version of War of the Worlds straddles old-style radio drama and contemporary orchestrated narratives by Rick Wakeman and David Bedford. And while it lacks the sophisticated arrangements of, say, Journey to the Centre of ...
Jeff Wayne and The War of The Worlds team are thrilled to unveil the grand return of our iconic arena production! Brace yourselves as our 35-foot Fighting Machine with its flame-firing Heat Ray conquers stages across the UK and Ireland in March and April 2025. Fan pre-sale: Wednesday 6th Dec 2023, 10AM (via TWOTW social media + mailing list)
Jeff Wayne. The high-concept colossus that thrillingly reinvented HG Wells for a new era. Few will look much further than opener “The Eve of the War”—with the rich music of Richard Burton’s delivery and the whistling splendour of that melody—but there are pleasures scattered throughout. “Brave New World” crackles with doomed ...
The War Of The Worlds is a music studio album recording by JEFF WAYNE (Crossover Prog/Progressive Rock) released in 1978 on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette. This page includes The War Of The Worlds's : cover picture, songs / tracks list, members/musicians and line-up, different releases details, free MP3 download (stream), buy online links: amazon, ratings and detailled reviews by our experts ...
Listen to Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds by Jeff Wayne on Apple Music. 1978. 13 Songs. Duration: 1 hour, 34 minutes. Album · 1978 · 13 Songs. Home; Browse; Radio; Search; Open in Music. Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds . Jeff Wayne. ROCK · 1978 . Preview.
Cat# CDX 96000 on sleeve; CDX96000 on CD labels. booklet-info: Story adapted from H. G. Wells novel "The War Of The Worlds". Phil Lynott appeared by courtesy of Phonogram. Julie Covington appeared by courtesy of Virgin Records, Ltd. Justin Hayward appeared by courtesy of The Decca Record Company Limited.
Review Summary: A frightful delight. There’s no music to begin with, just a voice. The voice of the late great Richard Burton. The voice does not tremble, mutter, or stumble over words, but what it says is frightening; an almost overwhelming sense of foreboding creeps into Burton’s voice, as he fairly whispers, ‘….slowly, and surely ...
