Remember the Future [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Product Description
Remastered 2002 reissue of the British progressive rock act's 1973 album includes two previously unreleased bonus tracks 'Let It Grow' (radio promo only single edit. Previously unreleased on CD) & 'Lonely Roads' (radio promo only single edit. Previously unreleased CD).

Remember the Future,Nektar,Import [Generic],Pop,Prog-Rock/Art Rock,Rock,Rock/Pop

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Remember the Future [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Average customer rating: Symphony with a 'wa-wa' "Confusion"? Not if you get the remaster with bonus tracks! Great Nektar album Nektar CD - Remember The Future WHAT?? PROG ROCK?? Incredibly Dated/Overrated !!

Remember the Future Nektar Manufacturer: Bellaphon Germany ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Down to Earth Tab in the Ocean Recycled The Snow Goose Moonmadness ASIN: B00006G89B Release Date: 2002-08-05

Tracks:

1. Remember the Future, Pt. 1
2. Remember the Future, Pt. 2
3. Remember the Future (West German Edit)
4. Let It Grow [#][*]
5. Lonely Roads [#][*]

Album Description

Remastered 2002 reissue of the British progressive rock act's 1973 album includes two previously unreleased bonus tracks 'Let It Grow' (radio promo only single edit. Previously unreleased on CD) & 'Lonely Roads' (radio promo only single edit. Previously unreleased CD).

Album Details

Digitally Remastered Edition of the Classic Nektar Album Augmented with Two Bonus Tracks: "Let it Grow" and "Lonely Roads" that were Previously Only on Radio Promo Only Singles.

Customer Reviews:

Symphony with a 'wa-wa'.......2007-07-24

The lyrics from 30 years ago still worked for me (most of them, anyway), but I enjoyed hearing the music from a fresh perspective. I had no memory of the 'wacka-wacka' sound heard often on the CD, and I enjoyed being taken back to the days when the sound was familiar.

I'm glad to have this in my collection, but disappointed that my 18 year old son had no more interest in listening to anything more than a clip than I did for listening to some guy screaming quick-time. Some things never change.

"Confusion"? Not if you get the remaster with bonus tracks!.......2007-07-16

As the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various music supplies and recordings from the 60's and 70's.

The answer is yes. Those that pose the question if I get a remastered copy of Remember The Future with the bonus single edit can I hear Roye's guitar? Thankfully, the latest version sounds the way the original album was intended for the listener.

This is one of the finest examples of progressive music ever crafted. Nektar's uncanny ability to mix their style of rock and roll with intense improvisational pieces is once again unveiled here.

Roye Albrighton's guitar-playing is stunning, Mo's bass is tremendous, Ron's drums excel and Taff picks his stops on the keys. The vocals are flawless.

Although thought of as two long pieces Remember The Future Part 1 and 2, the album has plenty of subdivisions to keep the journey exhilarating. Take a trip back in time
Life evolving growing higher
Not just space that bluebird sees
in the sea a new domain

The opening passage sets the tone for the bombardment of your senses. Lyrical and instrumentation can rarely reach this level. As we travel further the words intensify.

I was the first to see it all when the rainbow
crossed the bridge at dawn
Forty billion miles I came to tell this
Tale already told

When side two emanates from the speakers listen carefully to the section the band refers to as ""Bluebird" > "Smile" > "Lonely Roads." It's diversity and complexity is nothing short of extraordinary.

There are record albums and there are masterpieces preserved for the future to help us remember it.


Enjoy the music and be well,
Craig Fenton
Author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent"

Great Nektar album.......2007-05-22

This 1973 release is a very pleasant album of spacey, psychedelic rock with great melodies and a slightly symphonic prog feel. Regarded by many fans as their finest album, The Remember the Future suite (Part 1 = 16'40"; Part 2 = 18'58") is well arranged and there is some good individual and ensemble playing throughout. The musicians on this album include Allan Freeman (synthesizers, Hammond organ); Roye Albrighton (electric guitar; lead vocal); Derek Moore (Rickenbacker bass guitar; vocal); and Ron Howden (drums; percussion; and vocals). The vocal harmonies are excellent and really stand out as a distinctive feature of Nektar's music.

Musically, the suite alternates between more "rocking" sections with hard edged electric guitar riffing atop an ostinato played in unison on the bass guitar and organ and more relaxed and spacey sections. I am reminded somewhat of the German prog band Eloy circa 1973-1974 during the psychedelic jams on Remember the Future - the group really cooks on these jam sessions.

The sound quality of this recording is excellent. This is especially noteworthy because there are a few copies of this album floating around that are pretty poor sounding. Trust me, stick with this Bellaphon release. The bonus tracks consist of two radio promos that consist of excerpts from the Remember the Future suite. Both are pretty good and do not sound like fragments.

All in all, this is a great album of psychedelic rock with some symphonic prog flourishes here and there. Recommended along with Recycled (1975) and two Eloy albums including Inside (1973) and Floating (1974).

Nektar CD - Remember The Future.......2007-01-16

I have been waiting for many years to locate this on CD and I'm thrilled to get it and am very satisfied with the quality. The band has a sound unique to a particular era. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but for a fan like myself, it's an essential piece of my music collection.

WHAT?? PROG ROCK?? Incredibly Dated/Overrated !!.......2006-10-20

WELL..
Seems the entertainment industry will REMASTER ANYTHING just to resell it.
DON'T get too excited about "Remember The Future".
I owned this recording in the 70's.
Purchased Recently and found it very D R Y!!

SAVE YOR MONEY
If you feel you really need this, look in the cut-out bins
and find it for $1.00

STEP BACK INTO THE 70'S
It's one of those "You had to be there" recordings,
Unless you are still living in the early 70's...

INCREDIBLY DATED!!
Period dated wah-wah guitar with tracks flowing into one another..
Every track on this recording is light, thin, practiclly hollow...
A bit TOO hollow for the high-end audio gear of the 70's!
Can't really rate this album as "Prog Rock". Can't be compaired to prog like Pink Floyd, Brand X or even "Maggot Brain".
Can't rate it as "Head Music" like Steve Harley either...

MATERIAL CONTENT
Does not contain any melodic riffs or lyrical content that would stick with you. Hippy orientated cover art is interesting however DATED.

GREAT MUSIC for pets and/or plants!
Don't play it at your party-
Will put all to sleep OR it will confuse
everyone that is younger than yourself!

Average customer rating: Listen to the crowd, this one's great 4.5 Stars for Paycheck All action, all the time. . . Very Distinctive Overall boombastic action score

Paycheck Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Italian Job Evolution The Bourne Supremacy Mr. and Mrs. Smith Bourne Identity (Score) ASIN: B00011D18Q Release Date: 2004-01-13

Tracks:

1. Main Title
2. 20 Items
3. Wolfe Pack
4. Crystal Balls
5. Mirror Message
6. Imposter
7. Hog Chase Part 1
8. Hog Chase Part 2
9. I Don't Remember
10. Tomorrow's Headlines
11. Future Tense
12. Fait Accompli
13. The Finger
14. Rachel's Party

Customer Reviews:

Listen to the crowd, this one's great.......2007-01-21

John Powell has quickly become one of my favorite contemporary composers. He blends John Barry's melodic ability with Hans Zimmer's entertainingly bombastic, Phil Spector-y "wall of sound" approach. This is one of Powell's most enjoyable action scores, with a fantastic main theme.

Note: If you like the theme as much as I did, check out his score to "Just Visiting" too, the tune appears there in an earlier form, and the final track on that score album is a pop song arrangement of it that makes for a great listen.

4.5 Stars for Paycheck.......2006-01-31

This is one of the most exuberant action scores I've ever heard. It's fun from start to finish. The Hog Chase tracks alone are worth the price of the CD. When this score first came out, I passed on it because I thought I had grown out of techno-action scores, but then A&B Sound put many of their scores for 50% off so I decided, what the hell, let's buy this one.
Man, am I glad I did. This is action packed, joyous, heart-pounding music that's actually more in the vein of North by Northwest than The Italian Job. If you normally avoid techno scores, go ahead and buy this one, which is John Powell's finest score to date. Techno is too unfair a label to put on this one - "brilliance" is much closer.
cheers
KZ

All action, all the time. . ........2005-08-18

I really wish they had half-star intervals for the ratings here, because while 3 stars doesn't really do this score justice, it doesn't quite merit 4.

Basically, this is John Powell's best score to date, not counting his collaborations with Harry Gregson-Williams. There's really nothing bad on here, but at the end it doesn't come together as anything more than the sum of its parts; it doesn't really afford a terribly satisfying listening experience. This score is action music all the way through, ranging from good to great. Highlights include the staccato stringwork in "20 Items" and "Future Tense," the brilliant "Hog Chase, Part 2," and "Fait Accompli." This is distinctive, energetic stuff (that for some reason that I can't put my finger on occasionally reminded me of Morricone. Maybe I'm crazy.), and no track is disappointing, but while it's engaging the whole way through, there's not really enough substantial music to really gel it all together, and you're not likely to be humming any of this stuff after you've listened to the CD.

So yes, this is an enjoyable CD, and a fine starting point if you're looking to get a taste of John Powell's music. It's got some very good action music, but little else. Fun, but not entirely satisfying, so I'd give it 3.5 stars.

Very Distinctive.......2004-08-17

If you like soundtracks, I highly recommend this one, or any soundtrack composed by John Powell. His style is very distinctive.
If I was in charge at MGM James Bond, I'd sack the current Bond composer David Arnold, right away and put Powell in Arnold's place. The man is terrific. Buy his stuff people :)

Overall boombastic action score.......2004-06-09

John Powell has certainly been making a name for himself. His score for "The Italian Job" has been getting rave reviews, and now he scores John Woo's stereotypical action flick, "Paycheck". Does it hold well? Yes.

Basically, it's very much a very boombastic action score, with a few cues given during the course of the score enough time for the listener to breathe.

Some of the highlights include tracks 7 & 8, the "Hog Chase" cues. Part 2 (Track 8) most certainly gives a "Bondian" kind of feel to the overall remix of "Rachel's Theme" (Track 14). Powell basically gives a David Arnold feeling with the "Hog Chase" cues.

"Future Tense", track 11, is a "suite" of sorts, basically remixing tracks 2, 3, 4 and 7 (among others) into it's own cue, and it works out well. "Fait Accompli", the track that follows it, is more slower-paced, and works very well.

Of course, we get "The Finger" (track 13), which is the shortest cue on the entire score (:33).

The score wraps up with "Rachel's Party". A slow-paced version of the theme that dominates almost every cue before it. However, I think the placement for this track is odd, it should be a bit earlier in the score.

Also, tracks 5 and 6 should've actually been one full track (as track 5 ends, it continues onto track 6), and can be jarring to some people, especially people who listen to the tracks in random order.

Overall, if you want a very good action score with enough cues to keep your toes tapping, John Powell's "Paycheck" is for you. It most certainly compensates for the sub-par movie it's scored for.

Average customer rating: One Song is Really Good Gorgeous and breathy simply gorgeous Disheartened...................at best Beautiful

Remember the Future Creeper Lagoon Manufacturer: Arena Rock ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music 4-for-3 Alternative Rock | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Pop | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 Rock | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Watering Ghost Garden I Become Small and Go Take Back the Universe and Give Me Yesterday Creeper Lagoon Ganging Up on the Sun ASIN: B00007BH2Z Release Date: 2002-12-10

Tracks:

1. So Little to Give
2. Way It Goes
3. There's a New Girl
4. Kisses and Pills
5. Crisis

Customer Reviews:

One Song is Really Good.......2006-02-23

After my first listen, I can tell you "Way it Goes" is a remarkable song.

The rest of the songs are unobtrusive. "Way it goes" (which is very similar in style to the Wallflowers "Closer to You") is great to listen to while writing poetry. The electronic muffled beat adds a sort of "trapped emotions within the syncopated rhythm of the heartbeat's unforgivingly ordinary tempo of life" sort of a feel. Although I like this song very much, it sort of doesn't go anywhere but it's still a 4-5 star song.

Gorgeous and breathy.......2004-07-30

Following the "demise" of CL popular, I stumbled upon this release wanting to know what happened after the emancipation of Ian.

Que surpris!

This EP is better than it deserves to be and is so sonically gorgeous that it will melt into your brain for days after listening. I've heard people mistakenly call this brand of pop on this EP as "emo". Shame, shame.

Neo-psychedelic trappings that swirl around conventional pop mechanisms. You will hear overdubs, overlapping guitars, piano-balladry (without being maudlin) and solid melodies. Lyrics add to the melancholy, sadness, joy... (or is it the other way around?) Sharky might not have the delivery or urgency that the old Creeper provided with Ian and company, but it works as a mantra for new directions and sounds for the band. Somehow in my own brain, several tracks remind me of a better and more obtuse Brit-pop, like Coldplay and Travis.

"The Way It Goes" haunts me the most, but all tracks are solid. Listen closely and absorb well. Re...

simply gorgeous.......2003-09-29

while we'll all mourn the loss of the band that created such masterpieces as I Become Small and Go, Take Back The Universe..., etc. - this EP is amazing...truly beautiful and heartfelt music. The depth of emotion is incredible - Sharky certainly isn't going to win any singing contests -- but who cares?? -- the songs themselves are stellar. Keep your fingers crossed that the next full length LP will be in this vein...

Disheartened...................at best.......2003-09-07

I am an old school creeper fan and just have to express how disappointed I am in the the former lineup disbandment (the loss of Ian Sefchick, actually) These guys were the sweetest ish since Sunny Day Real Estate/Run DMC/Beastie Boys.....you get my point) I swore up and down these guys were headed for massive success....not because they necessarily had a perfect pop formula (some would argue they did, including myself) but because their music was genuine and held an amazing balance, which I think no band has done since, of indie rock sensibility, pure melodic/pop bliss, and urban/hip hop influence (specifically "I become small and go album") All members continue to be great musicians, but the magic that Ian and Sharky created will be missed dearly.
Joey

Beautiful.......2002-12-24

Music so pretty and "deep" just makes me wanna cry. Creeper Lagoon sans founding member Ian Sefchik is in fine shape with Sharky running the show. Always liked his haunting voice more anyway. This is just a morsel of heaven to tide us over to the next studio full-lengther. Hurry up already!

Average customer rating: Nobody else has reviewed this yet?

Remember the Future Manufacturer: Brainstorm ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000EMAWI4

Customer Reviews:

Nobody else has reviewed this yet?.......2007-07-02

Future Shock is a subgroup of the Christian underground hip hop collective Tunnel Rats, who are most well known for their album Tunnel Vision. It's hard to find anything from Future Shock unless you really know where to look, and I'm surprised that this album is selling on Amazon. In any case, the group of three features some very talented MCs and production from their Tunnel Rats associates LPG. Be warned that this album gets very religious and philosophical in its lyrical content, but in this case it makes for great hip hop. Nothing drags this album down, and it remains strong for the entire duration.

Standout Tracks:

Phenomenon- you can tell that this one was meant to be the street single, if anything.
Remember The Future- The title track is actually two songs in one. Both are good, but the 2nd one with the Rakim sample is a lot nicer.
Scandalan
Transcontinental

Average customer rating: The "Confusion" is over, once you get the CD remaster with bonus tracks

Remember the Future Nektar Manufacturer: Passport ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Down to Earth A Tab in the Ocean Recycled Sounds Like This Man in the Moon ASIN: B000FIHB4A Release Date: 2006-07-03

Tracks:

1. Images of the Past
2. Wheel of Time
3. Remember the Future
4. Confusion
5. Returning Light
6. Questions and Answers
7. Tomorrow Never Comes
8. Path of Light
9. Recognition
10. Let It Grow

Album Details

Japanese Limited Edition Issue of the Album Classic in a Deluxe, Miniaturized LP Sleeve Replica of the Original Vinyl Album Artwork.

Customer Reviews:

The "Confusion" is over, once you get the CD remaster with bonus tracks.......2007-07-16

As the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various music supplies and recordings from the 60's and 70's.

The answer is yes. Those that pose the question if I get a remastered copy of Remember The Future with the bonus single edit can I hear Roye's guitar? Thankfully, the latest version sounds the way the original album was intended for the listener.

This is one of the finest examples of progressive music ever crafted. Nektar's uncanny ability to mix their style of rock and roll with intense improvisational pieces is once again unveiled here.

Roye Albrighton's guitar-playing is stunning, Mo's bass is tremendous, Ron's drums excel and Taff picks his stops on the keys. The vocals are flawless.

Although thought of as two long pieces Remember The Future Part 1 and 2, the album has plenty of subdivisions to keep the journey exhilarating. Take a trip back in time
Life evolving growing higher
Not just space that bluebird sees
in the sea a new domain

The opening passage sets the tone for the bombardment of your senses. Lyrical and instrumentation can rarely reach this level. As we travel further the words intensify.

I was the first to see it all when the rainbow
crossed the bridge at dawn
Forty billion miles I came to tell this
Tale already told

When side two emanates from the speakers listen carefully to the section the band refers to as ""Bluebird" > "Smile" > "Lonely Roads." It's diversity and complexity is nothing short of extraordinary.

There are record albums and there are masterpieces preserved for the future to help us remember it.


Enjoy the music and be well,
Craig Fenton
Author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent"

Average customer rating: "Confusion" no way. Look for this on Amazon as a remaster with bonus tracks! Muy poco para recordar They practically ruined a great album... Rock and Roll from its finest hour remaster on the way

Remember the Future Nektar Manufacturer: Import [Generic] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: A Tab in the Ocean ASIN: B000005RKF Release Date: 1999-01-05

Tracks:

1. Remember The Future Part 1
2. Remember The Future Part 2

Album Description

The prog act's legendary 1973 album for Bellaphon. Features two tracks, the two parts to 'Remember The Future'. All music & lyrics are written by Nektar. Standard jewel case.

Album Details

The 1974 Breakthru Album from the English Progressive Rockers that Actually Met in Germany at the Famed Star Club (Same as the Beatles). Divided Into Two Parts from the Original Two Sides of the Original Album Issue, the Music is Intense, Playful, Grandiose...everything A Prog Rocker Could Want. Generally Acknowledged to Be their Best Recorded Moment.

Customer Reviews:

"Confusion" no way. Look for this on Amazon as a remaster with bonus tracks!.......2007-07-16

As the author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent" and a former radio disc-jockey, I am often asked to write and or discuss various music supplies and recordings from the 60's and 70's.

The answer is yes. Those that pose the question if I get a remastered copy of Remember The Future with the bonus single edit can I hear Roye's guitar? Thankfully, the latest version sounds the way the original album was intended for the listener. Make sure you only purchase the remaster!

This is one of the finest examples of progressive music ever crafted. Nektar's uncanny ability to mix their style of rock and roll with intense improvisational pieces is once again unveiled here.

Roye Albrighton's guitar-playing is stunning, Mo's bass is tremendous, Ron's drums excel and Taff picks his stops on the keys. The vocals are flawless.

Although thought of as two long pieces Remember The Future Part 1 and 2, the album has plenty of subdivisions to keep the journey exhilarating. Take a trip back in time
Life evolving growing higher
Not just space that bluebird sees
in the sea a new domain

The opening passage sets the tone for the bombardment of your senses. Lyrical and instrumentation can rarely reach this level. As we travel further the words intensify.

I was the first to see it all when the rainbow
crossed the bridge at dawn
Forty billion miles I came to tell this
Tale already told

When side two emanates from the speakers listen carefully to the section the band refers to as ""Bluebird" > "Smile" > "Lonely Roads." It's diversity and complexity is nothing short of extraordinary.

There are record albums and there are masterpieces preserved for the future to help us remember it.


Enjoy the music and be well,
Craig Fenton
Author of the Jefferson Airplane book "Take Me To A Circus Tent"

Muy poco para recordar.......2004-03-17

¿Que es lo que hace a muchos no tolerar el rock progresivo? Larguísimas canciones que parecen no terminar nunca, poca variedad, supuesto virtuosismo que no va a ningún lado. Todo lo anterior combinado es signo claro de algo preocupante: incapacidad para hacer buena música. Por supuesto no todo el rock progresivo cae en la misma clasificación; ni siquiera toda la discografía de Nektar (por suerte) es igual a Remember the Future.

El disco consta de un solo largo tema dividido en dos partes llamado...Remember The Future. La primera parte es ligeramente superior, con algunos pasajes interesantes, sobre todo hacia el final cuando entra la guitarra y el ritmo se acelera, pero en general son casi 17 minutos progresivos sin mucha invención, con una instrumentación convencional y muy poco brillo.

La segunda y más extensa parte tiene un par de minutos vibrantes hacia la mitad, pero el resto es francamente para el olvido, sobre todo el final, en el que el grupo ataca con ritmos funk absolutamente fuera de contexto. Está bien no repetirse e intentar hacer algo diferente, pero ese no era el camino.

Respecto a la supuesta y legendariamente nefasta mezcla del disco, no puedo decir mucho, ya que no sé como suena en su versión original de vinilo, y a lo mejor perjudica bastante el sonido. Pero esto no es magia, y por mucha intervención negativa que se haya hecho, Remember seguirá siendo lo que es en cien años, con todas las remasterizaciones y mejoras por inventar.

They practically ruined a great album..........2003-07-27

Should've never bought this very substandard re-mix of what was
originally a very fine work. I'll let it be known that whoever
did this crappy remastering job turned down the guitar so far
that you can't even hear it when the rest of the band is playing,
and barely can hear it when it's the only instrument.
The keyboards and vocals are all I can hear for about all of it.
I just wish I'd have read the other reviews before I got all
enthusiastic and bought the damn thing. It's really disappointing
to want to hear a record like this (a really good one),
and then when you play it - it's been drastically altered,
for the worse.

Rock and Roll from its finest hour.......2002-08-29

I would like to buy this album on CD but from reading the reviews I feel I am better off not getting it due to poor remastering. I have the vinyl, it is practically new. I originally bought this on 8 track tape, got listened out on it, but still bought the album later on after 8 track was a thing of the past. The song "Confusion" is what I would call one of the first "spacy" songs I've heard. This album has a sound of its own and fits with much of the other progressive rock coming out at the same time.

remaster on the way.......2002-05-22

The original CD is flawed version of a great album and was apparently taken from the wrong tape. If you've heard the LP, you'll be greatly disappointed. The good news is a remastered CD, said to be faithful to the original record, is due for release by the band in June, 2002. My advice: wait for the reissue.

Average customer rating:

Remember the Future Wayne Perry Manufacturer: Musikarma Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | New Age | Styles | Music General | New Age | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Cosmichoir: Sounds for Self-Healing The Sounds for Self-Healing ASIN: B0001K2JJY Release Date: 1999-10-04

Tracks:

1. The Promise
2. Home Suite...Home
3. Childlike Faith in Childhood's End
4. Remember the Future
5. The Optimysticrystal
6. Magic Memory
7. The Wizard of Aahs and Oohs
8. Love You I
9. Disguise the Limit
10. We Go Back a Long Way
11. Oneness

Product Description

EVERY sound on this recording, including ALL music, singing, toning, overtoning, whistling, words, channeling, drum & percussion sounds, choirs and sonic effects were created and performed SOLELY by the voice of Wayne Perry. Song list: 1. The Promise; 2. Home SUite....Home; 3. Childlike Faith in Childhood's End; 4. Remember the Future; 5. The Optimysticrystal; 6. Magic Memory; 7. The Wizard Of Aahs and Oohs; 8. Love You!; 9. Disguise the Limit; 10. We Go Back A Long Way; 11. Oneness.

Average customer rating:

Remember the Future (Live at Mt Tabor Theatre 3-27-98) Blue Honey Manufacturer: Blue Honey ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Rock Jam Bands | Jam Bands | Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B000KK7PC6

Product Description

Songs - Wapiti - Pisa - Fiddy - Missing- Augusta - Perfect Place - Wet Paint - Live Here - Bottomhill - Burden of Truth - Yellow Cards - Eeyore's Tragic Blunder - Jellyfish

Average customer rating:

The Future Awesome Manufacturer: CNR Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000K7ZC6K

Product Description

3 versions of the Future and the bonus track Remember the Day

Average customer rating:

Remember the Future Angelo Comeaux ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music ASIN: B000FTB59Q Release Date: 2005-12-20

Tracks:

1. Remember the Future
2. Sub Commander on Patrol
3. Speed Trap
4. Shake It Like a Wet Dog

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