Things to Come/Psi-Fi

Things to Come/Psi-Fi Artist: Seventh Wave
Label: See for Miles
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
EAN: 5014661069639
ASIN: B00001O341


Release Date: 1999-10-12

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Tracks:

  1. Sky Scraper
  2. Metropolis
  3. Intercity Water Rat
  4. Escalator
  5. Old Dog Song
  6. Smog, Fog And Sunset
  7. Fail To See
  8. Premonition
  9. Festival
  10. Eversolightly
  11. Communication Skyways
  12. Things To Come
  13. 1999 1/2
  14. Dance Of The Eloi
  15. Return Of The Foreverland
  16. Roads To Rome
  17. Manifestations (Single Version)
  18. Loved By You
  19. Only The Beginning
  20. Aether Anthem
  21. Astral Animal
  22. El Tooto
  23. Camera Obscura
  24. Star Palace Of The Sombre Warrior

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Seventh Wave: Ahead of its time.......2004-08-29

Ken Elliott and Kieran O'Connor bounced onto the London music scene in the mid-1970s. Using synthesizers, conventional instruments and advanced studio production, the pair made music that sounded enormous. It was exciting to be around them. Thirty years later, the sound is just as large. The chord change ups, the skillful production techniques and the message are, today, relevant, modern, enchanting. If you like Brian Eno, Rupert Hine, ELO, you will love this. Remember, there is nothing like an old dog....!

5 out of 5 stars Mini-Review of Psi-Fi.......2003-03-25

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5 out of 5 stars These guys wrote the book on early 70's Progressive Music!!!.......2001-01-29

Things to Come is a fairly great album. A catchy beat here, a concept there, and you have a fine, but quirky album. The <<BIG>> Surprise is Psi-Fi. I was in a hippie underground record store checking the newest releases in '74. I spot that green xrayed eyeglass wearing skull cover art. Best album cover I'd seen. The tastiest is in the sound from your speakers. Quirky rock and vast Moog sythesizer sound valleys all coming together in a MiNd bLOw3nG Suite that rises to the top of a dense cacophony. Good sense of fun and night time mind wandering. "Turn up the incense" KABoooOOOO00000MMmm. ...better than the Shaggs, even today!

4 out of 5 stars AHEAD OF ITS TIME.......2000-02-21

I REVIEWED THIS ALBUM ALREADY,LOOKING FOR IT. EMAIL ME IF IT GETS POSTED, PLEASE?tedtaxi@hotmail.com THANKS!

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  2. Transparent ~ Coil, Zos Kia
  3. The Serpent (In Quicksilver)/Abandoned Cities ~ Harold Budd
  4. The Sounds of Monterey Bay
  5. The Calling ~ Kutira Decosterd, Raphael, Marlon Klein
  6. Bhakti Point ~ Richard Burmer
  7. Calendula ~ John Beaulieu
  8. Emerging ~ Sam Stryke
  9. Island Paradise
  10. Babylon 5, Vol. 2: Messages from Earth ~ Christopher Franke

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Centenario ~ Los Tucanes de Tijuana

D.C.O. ~ D.C.O.

Harmony: Elements Of Balance ~ Various Artists

Things to Come/Psi-Fi ~ Seventh Wave

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Jazz 'Round Midnight: Trumpet ~ Various Artists

El Palito ~ Alfredo Gutierrez

Mucho Mas Que Un Sentimiento ~ Jorge Lewis

Corridos Bravos ~ Mario Delgado

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