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… and is a colossus of musical genius!. I choose the song Thunderchild as it's the one that for me exceeded all others on the Album for the poignancy & tragedy of it … but any track could've been selected, & it would have epitomised the quality of the album just as well. It's a wise choice, ImO, on the part of the Author of the Youtube Channel to include somewhat of the precursatory music ...
Hace 6 días · Released in 1978, the song is based on H.G. Wells’ iconic novel, The War of the Worlds. It tells the story of an alien invasion on Earth and the ensuing chaos and destruction. The song is a unique blend of progressive rock and orchestration, creating a powerful and haunting atmosphere that perfectly captures the tension and fear of the narrative.
Hace 3 días · Progressive Rock. Jeff Wayne (Producer) Forever Autumn, a hauntingly beautiful song performed by The Moody Blues, holds a deep emotional resonance. It was written by Justin Hayward and released as a part of Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of The Worlds album on June 9, 1978.
29 de abr. de 2024 · As the opening track of Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds, The Eve of the War sets the stage for the epic narrative that unfolds throughout the concept album. It establishes the atmosphere of impending doom and introduces key themes and motifs that will be further explored in subsequent songs.
3 de may. de 2024 · Dit album vond ik op CD in een verkorte highlights-versie: Columbia 32356. Er staat een 'remix 89' op van The Eve of the War, het bekende single-thema, gemixt door Ben Liebrand. Prachtig dramatisch stuk muziek.
3 de may. de 2024 · Added on: May 3, 2024. Music Reviews: Beyond the Planets by Jeff Wayne, Rick Wakeman & Kevin Peek released in 1984.
29 de abr. de 2024 · Quote from: binster on September 25, 2023, 11:01:23 PMHorsell Common is such a killer track top to bottom - bassline, swagger, electric guitar heatray solo... banging. Totally, absolute belter. I always used to see this in Woolworths as a kid and really wanted it, but back in the '90s 2CD albums - especially in fatbox jewel cases - were fucking expensive, and I could never
