Turn the Tides

Product Description
For fans of Linkin Park and Incubus. From an independently produced 3 song EP, the band's first single '3 Times Denied' garnered the #3 position behind P.O.D. and Lifehouse on Christian Rock stations. 10 tracks. 2002.

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Turn the Tides

Average customer rating: Phenomenal Christian answer to Linkin Park/Limp Bizkit they're back! nice production team... Turn the Tides

Turn the Tides 38th Parallel Manufacturer: Word Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Christian Rock | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music Christian Alternative | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music Christian Contemporary Music | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Silence Phenomenon 12 Stones Crashings Day of Fire ASIN: B0000645K3 Release Date: 2002-07-02

Tracks:

1. Hear My Cry
2. Turn The Tides
3. Higher Ground
4. Clouded
5. Who Am I?
6. Horizon
7. State Of Mind
8. You Are My God
9. Wither
10. 3 Times Denied

Album Description

For fans of Linkin Park and Incubus. From an independently produced 3 song EP, the band's first single '3 Times Denied' garnered the #3 position behind P.O.D. and Lifehouse on Christian Rock stations. 10 tracks. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

Phenomenal.......2006-03-27

38th Parallel's "Turn the Tides" is, in all honesty, one of my favorite albums of all time. Though it is only ten concise songs, the members of 38th Parallel have proven that they are unbelievable lyricists and quite skillful musicians. I love the style in which the album is delivered, as well as how vocalists Mark Jennings and Nathan Rippke complement each other. Here is a breakdown of the tracks.

1. Hear My Cry = 8.3/10 - I was never really a fan of this one, I thought it was a rather unsatisfactory opener. There is some impressive harmonic singing in the chorus, and a powerful delivery in the verses. However, "Hear My Cry" never really did it for me.

2. Turn the Tides = 9.9/10 - Perhaps my third favorite song of all time. "Turn the Tides" is a fast-paced rap-induced track after which the album is named, and with good reason. The dual vocalists play off each other wonderfully during the verse, then proceed into a similar chorus, which impresses me more each time. The bridge introduces a beautiful but brief appearance of a violin. This song is by far my favorite on the CD, and amazes me each time I hear it.

3. Higher Ground = 8.9/10 - Great mix of acoustic and electric guitars in this song, which proves to be one of the softer songs of "Turn the Tides". Both vocalists harmonize in a comforting and uplifting chorus. A great song to listen to anytime.

4. Clouded = 9.7/10 - "Clouded" holds a place as my second favorite song on the album, as its gentle verse leads into a remarkable chorus, which is very relatable. I love the sound of the bridge as well. I can't help speaking softly with Nathan Rippke during the verse of "Clouded", which displays some of the brilliant lyrics featured in this CD.

5. Who Am I = 8.3/10 - I don't really enjoy this one too much. It's a hip-hop song that resonates throughout the whole track. It just doesn't do much for me, except for the lyrics.

6. Horizon = 8.8 - This was the single off "Turn the Tides", and with good reason. As the band declares, it captures what 38th Parallel is about, as it contains soft melodic singing, as well as a driving rap pre-chorus, and a harmonic and catchy chorus. Like "Higher Ground", it can be listened to in any mood.

7. State of Mind = 9.6/10 - This is one of my favorite tracks, as it opens with a very soothing guitar pattern and a verse of both vocalists playing off each other, as they do so well. This song's bridge is one of my favorite of all time, with the wonderful violin coinciding with guitars, also done by the band Skillet in their song "Collide".

8. You Are My God = 9.6/10 - This is a beautiful ballad of praise toward God. It is incredibly soothing, relaxing, and comforting to listen to, as the soft singing resonates over heavy guitars. The bridge introduces some aggression to chorus, as Nathan Rippke cries "Show me now" between each measure.

9. Wither = 9.4/10 - "Wither" provides listeners with perhaps the greatest display of the passionate, brilliant lyrics of 38th Parallel, as the bridge contains a mumbling rap about of friend of the band who has been taken by AIDS. This song is brilliantly done, and I love to listen to the powerful chorus.

10. Three Times Denied = 9.2/10 - A great closing to a sensational last four songs of "Turn the Tides". This proves to be the heaviest song on the CD, as the two vocalists combine to make it a heartfelt and emotional anthem, especially during the intense and driving chorus.

Christian answer to Linkin Park/Limp Bizkit.......2006-01-16

There's no denying that NuMetal as it's called (mix of rap/rock) has caught on over the past couple years and that it's very catchy if done right. Like many Christians I listen to many different genres of music. NuMetal is one genre that until I listened to Ames, Iowa's 38th Parallel I really didn't have a Christian option to listen to that was really good. Turn the Tides is flat out a great album from beginning to end. Every song is strong lyrically and musically. I love everything about this album but I there is a very sad ending to this review and the band itself. The band lost their record contract a couple years ago during a reorganization and never resigned. With no record deal the band has disbanded and sadly won't put out any additional albums. I've heard various reasons behind their breakup but the two main are the afore mentioned lack of record deal and the desire for some of the members to complete their education at Iowa State University. Hopefully they'll get back together sometime in the future and begin where they left off!

they're back!.......2005-11-15

i have the turn the tides cd and it's pretty good the songs are uplifting and straight forward it's production quality could be a lot better but hopefully the album that they're working on now will have better production, they just started touring again last fall and I'm not exactly sure when the CD release date is since they havn't put up the info but i'm guessing it'll be some time summer or fall 06 if you wan't to listen to a couple of songs they have a demo or two up at myspace.com/38thparallel

nice production team..........2005-07-13

congratulations are due to tony mcanany for creating one of the worst rock productions in a long time. i give this album a 2 simply because most of the songs themselves are decent, they just sound like total crap. 38th's live act is full of energy from the very beginning of every set, and the beginning of "hear my cry" is the wussiest excuse for rock production i've heard in a long time. album high point: songwriting. album low, low, low, low point: drums (come on!) 38th's new demo has some cool stuff on it though. oh, and it was recorded in one evening for a few hundred bucks and it sounds a million freaking times better than "turn the tides," which cost, i don't know, a few hundred thousand bucks. i think it's getting released on their website sometime soon.

Turn the Tides.......2005-07-04

Its a great cd to listen to. Id listen to it every day of the week non-stop if I could. My favorite song is "Horizons". Such great lyrics and it sonds awesome. Yeah Im kinda bummed that they split..But even if they dont get back together (which I hope) I still really enjoy listening to them. *God is Great*

Average customer rating: Best TD album in this guitarist's opinion Tides & Tyranny Week-old reheated dinner Tired of the comparisons to the "old TD" Save your money.

Turn of the Tides Tangerine Dream Manufacturer: Miramar ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Krautrock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Progressive | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Tyranny of Beauty Melrose Rockoon Goblins' Club Mars Polaris ASIN: B000003INP Release Date: 1995-01-24

Tracks:

1. Pictures At An Exhibition
2. Firetongues
3. Galley Slave's Horizon
4. Death Of A Nightingale
5. Twilight Brigade
6. Jungle Journey
7. Midwinter Night
8. Turn Of The Tides

Customer Reviews:

Best TD album in this guitarist's opinion.......2005-11-29

I LOVE this CD by Tangerine Dream. There is so much great guitar work. The acoustic and electric guitar work on Twilight Brigade, the flamenco guitar work on galley slave's horizon and firetongues. Great synth work and keyboard playing as well. This CD rocks, it may seem like smooth jazz in some places, but it is great music. One of my favorite instrumental rock albums period, up there with Steve Vai and Joe Satriani. Jerome Froese and Zlatko Perica did some spectacular work on this CD. There are great guitar solos on nearly every track. Some other Tangerine Dream CDs from this period are Tyranny of Beauty and Rockoon, but this one is by far the best of the bunch. This was a time when Edgar Froese was experimenting with the sound. The previous album Melrose was the first release with son Jerome involved, there was some great guitar work on a couple of tracks but it was predominantly keyboard and sax oriented. In the time between the release of Melrose and Turn of the Tides, Paul Haslinger left the band and "guest musicians" guitarist Zlatko Perica joined the band, along with saxophonist Linda Spa who had played for live shows in the early 90s. This CD is much more guitar oriented than its predecessors, but the keyboards/synth still shine.

Fans of rock music are going to love this CD. Fans of new age might not appreciate this. If you are into guitar music, or music without vocals, this CD is for you. And at Two bucks a pop for a used copy, what are you watiing for?

The only thing that could make this CD better would be the use of an actual drum kit and not the drum machine.

Other TD releases you may like: Rockoon, Tyranny of Beauty, Atlantic Bridges, Atlantic Walls.

Tides & Tyranny.......2003-09-12

I like this one a lot. I used to listen to it driving to and from work several times a week. This one or Tyranny of Beauty. Have not listened much since both carried me round trip from Dallas, Texas to Kalispel, Montana via Garden of The Gods where this music belongs. TD can be wonderful in a listening room, but carries the day when the land looms large. Pick your spots.

Week-old reheated dinner.......2002-01-18

Recorded in December 1993 / January 1994, "Turn of the Tides" is a sibling recording to the previous studio album, "Rockoon". It shows some improvement over that release, if only because father and son felt more in tune with each other, and with their new genre of music. This said, I would be insincere if I said that "Turn of the Tides" offers anything new. Froese family just continued composing tracks in the same vein as they did on "Rockoon", only slightly better performed. Be it as it may, the progress was stalled.

The album opens with 'Pictures at an Exhibition', a cover of Modest Mussorgsky's timeless classic. Executed very well, yes, this track has nothing to do with the rest of the album. What was the reason for its inclusion other than that of showing off that Jerome can replay Mussorgsky on synthesizers? As a pupil in musical school on an examination, he replayed it errror-free, but without imagination. The same composition was once included in Emerson, Lake and Palmer's programme back in 1971. ELP was a progressive band whose music even if difficult, was completely new and unique. No one played like them. And when they performed 'Pictures at an Exhibition', you felt your blood circulate faster in your veins. That was something. Froese adaptation leaves you lukewarm at most.

The next track, 'Firetongues', is the best one on the album. Quite sophisticated - it at least offers something new. At last. Spanish and electric guitars played by a guest musician, Zlatko Perica accompany many changes of mood during the track's over 6 minutes. The composition is very good. It's a pity that the band copied this track to several of their future albums, replayed it over and over again, remixing, mixing and messing with the idea. After ten years of listening to 'Firetongues' in several forms, I am tired to death.

'Galley Slave's Horizon' is a boiled-again version of 'Firetongues', with a beautiful pearl of a melody built in. Indeed, it would be sufficient to do away with the track's 7 minutes of repetitive bim-bam-bom, and make the track three times shorter, with the pearl exposed for us to admire. Much in the vein of the pop bands of the 1980s, 'Galley Slave's Horizon's main theme is incredibly touching. If you would like to listen to more of this type of music, consider the albums of Kombi and Foreigner.

After that, the album enters shallow waters. Incredibly boring 'Death of a Nightingale', 'Twilight Brigade', and 'Jungle Journey' stretch for over twenty minutes. All of these tracks were subjected to mangling in future years. Once you delve deeper into their output of the 90s, you will realize, to your horror, that "Turn of the Tides", a not-bad album on its own, was copied and muted again and again and again. Enough already! We have 2002 and I will not tolerate any remanglings of "Turn of the Tides". Not any more.

The album ends with two long tracks of much lighter texture. One of them is nicely entitled, 'Midwinter Night', however that's all good I can say about this heartless kitsch of a song. The last one, 'Turn of the Tides', begins with polka drumming, to deliver a happy-go-merry tune known from "Lily on the Beach". Lord have mercy.

Tired of the comparisons to the "old TD".......2001-01-31

I am really tired of reading reviews that lament how "awesome" the previous incarnations of TD were compared to the current TD. Old TD? Try 11 minutes of animal noises played over a looping synth crawl. Perhaps cutting edge in 1973 but it's great to know that they aren't still turning out stuff that sounds like they're trying to stay rooted in the early 70's. In my book, it's acceptable for any musician or group to explore different areas, even if these areas aren't considered cutting edge or faithful to previous directions.

I have listened to Turn of the Tides many times over the past 6 years -- it hasn't exactly improved with age, but it also hasn't lost any of the beauty I heard when I first enjoyed it.

"Galley Slave's Horizon" is my favorite track -- I enjoy the tension in it -- moving from sudden leaps and quick rythms to nearly silent pauses as though suspended in flight.

I don't care for the "story" accompanying the concept -- just didn't add anythign to my experience of the music. Otherwise, Turn of the Tides remains one of those CDs I can count on to provide an hour or two of pleasure -- reason enough for me to recommend it.

Save your money........2000-11-28

I have to agree with those who find this work to be, shall we say, "lacking."

My Stars go to Fire Tongues; the rest I could do without and in fact feel foolish that I ever paid to hear them. It's a very monotonous collection, and that's about all I can say of it. When people talk about the "drought" Tangerine Dream had during the mid 90's, this is the kind of work they're talking about.

Average customer rating: Best TD album in this guitarist's opinion Tides & Tyranny Week-old reheated dinner Tired of the comparisons to the "old TD" Save your money.

Turn of the Tides Tangerine Dream Manufacturer: Tangerine Dream Intl ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Krautrock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music General | New Age | Indie Music | Stores | Music Progressive | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Tyranny of Beauty Melrose Rockoon Goblins' Club Mars Polaris ASIN: B00001NFFW Release Date: 1999-09-28

Tracks:

1. Pictures At An Exhibition
2. Firetongues
3. Galley Slave's Horizon
4. Death Of A Nightengale
5. Twilight Brigade
6. Jungle Journey
7. Midwinter Night
8. The Turn Of The Tides
9. Bonus Track

Product Description

1. Pictures At An Exhibition
2. Firetongues
3. Galley Slave's Horizon
4. Death Of A Nightingale
5. Twilight Brigade
6. Jungle Journey
7. Midwinter Night
8. Turn Of The Tides

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Best TD album in this guitarist's opinion.......2005-11-29

I LOVE this CD by Tangerine Dream. There is so much great guitar work. The acoustic and electric guitar work on Twilight Brigade, the flamenco guitar work on galley slave's horizon and firetongues. Great synth work and keyboard playing as well. This CD rocks, it may seem like smooth jazz in some places, but it is great music. One of my favorite instrumental rock albums period, up there with Steve Vai and Joe Satriani. Jerome Froese and Zlatko Perica did some spectacular work on this CD. There are great guitar solos on nearly every track. Some other Tangerine Dream CDs from this period are Tyranny of Beauty and Rockoon, but this one is by far the best of the bunch. This was a time when Edgar Froese was experimenting with the sound. The previous album Melrose was the first release with son Jerome involved, there was some great guitar work on a couple of tracks but it was predominantly keyboard and sax oriented. In the time between the release of Melrose and Turn of the Tides, Paul Haslinger left the band and "guest musicians" guitarist Zlatko Perica joined the band, along with saxophonist Linda Spa who had played for live shows in the early 90s. This CD is much more guitar oriented than its predecessors, but the keyboards/synth still shine.

Fans of rock music are going to love this CD. Fans of new age might not appreciate this. If you are into guitar music, or music without vocals, this CD is for you. And at Two bucks a pop for a used copy, what are you watiing for?

The only thing that could make this CD better would be the use of an actual drum kit and not the drum machine.

Other TD releases you may like: Rockoon, Tyranny of Beauty, Atlantic Bridges, Atlantic Walls.

Tides & Tyranny.......2003-09-12

I like this one a lot. I used to listen to it driving to and from work several times a week. This one or Tyranny of Beauty. Have not listened much since both carried me round trip from Dallas, Texas to Kalispel, Montana via Garden of The Gods where this music belongs. TD can be wonderful in a listening room, but carries the day when the land looms large. Pick your spots.

Week-old reheated dinner.......2002-01-18

Recorded in December 1993 / January 1994, "Turn of the Tides" is a sibling recording to the previous studio album, "Rockoon". It shows some improvement over that release, if only because father and son felt more in tune with each other, and with their new genre of music. This said, I would be insincere if I said that "Turn of the Tides" offers anything new. Froese family just continued composing tracks in the same vein as they did on "Rockoon", only slightly better performed. Be it as it may, the progress was stalled.

The album opens with 'Pictures at an Exhibition', a cover of Modest Mussorgsky's timeless classic. Executed very well, yes, this track has nothing to do with the rest of the album. What was the reason for its inclusion other than that of showing off that Jerome can replay Mussorgsky on synthesizers? As a pupil in musical school on an examination, he replayed it errror-free, but without imagination. The same composition was once included in Emerson, Lake and Palmer's programme back in 1971. ELP was a progressive band whose music even if difficult, was completely new and unique. No one played like them. And when they performed 'Pictures at an Exhibition', you felt your blood circulate faster in your veins. That was something. Froese adaptation leaves you lukewarm at most.

The next track, 'Firetongues', is the best one on the album. Quite sophisticated - it at least offers something new. At last. Spanish and electric guitars played by a guest musician, Zlatko Perica accompany many changes of mood during the track's over 6 minutes. The composition is very good. It's a pity that the band copied this track to several of their future albums, replayed it over and over again, remixing, mixing and messing with the idea. After ten years of listening to 'Firetongues' in several forms, I am tired to death.

'Galley Slave's Horizon' is a boiled-again version of 'Firetongues', with a beautiful pearl of a melody built in. Indeed, it would be sufficient to do away with the track's 7 minutes of repetitive bim-bam-bom, and make the track three times shorter, with the pearl exposed for us to admire. Much in the vein of the pop bands of the 1980s, 'Galley Slave's Horizon's main theme is incredibly touching. If you would like to listen to more of this type of music, consider the albums of Kombi and Foreigner.

After that, the album enters shallow waters. Incredibly boring 'Death of a Nightingale', 'Twilight Brigade', and 'Jungle Journey' stretch for over twenty minutes. All of these tracks were subjected to mangling in future years. Once you delve deeper into their output of the 90s, you will realize, to your horror, that "Turn of the Tides", a not-bad album on its own, was copied and muted again and again and again. Enough already! We have 2002 and I will not tolerate any remanglings of "Turn of the Tides". Not any more.

The album ends with two long tracks of much lighter texture. One of them is nicely entitled, 'Midwinter Night', however that's all good I can say about this heartless kitsch of a song. The last one, 'Turn of the Tides', begins with polka drumming, to deliver a happy-go-merry tune known from "Lily on the Beach". Lord have mercy.

Tired of the comparisons to the "old TD".......2001-01-31

I am really tired of reading reviews that lament how "awesome" the previous incarnations of TD were compared to the current TD. Old TD? Try 11 minutes of animal noises played over a looping synth crawl. Perhaps cutting edge in 1973 but it's great to know that they aren't still turning out stuff that sounds like they're trying to stay rooted in the early 70's. In my book, it's acceptable for any musician or group to explore different areas, even if these areas aren't considered cutting edge or faithful to previous directions.

I have listened to Turn of the Tides many times over the past 6 years -- it hasn't exactly improved with age, but it also hasn't lost any of the beauty I heard when I first enjoyed it.

"Galley Slave's Horizon" is my favorite track -- I enjoy the tension in it -- moving from sudden leaps and quick rythms to nearly silent pauses as though suspended in flight.

I don't care for the "story" accompanying the concept -- just didn't add anythign to my experience of the music. Otherwise, Turn of the Tides remains one of those CDs I can count on to provide an hour or two of pleasure -- reason enough for me to recommend it.

Save your money........2000-11-28

I have to agree with those who find this work to be, shall we say, "lacking."

My Stars go to Fire Tongues; the rest I could do without and in fact feel foolish that I ever paid to hear them. It's a very monotonous collection, and that's about all I can say of it. When people talk about the "drought" Tangerine Dream had during the mid 90's, this is the kind of work they're talking about.

Average customer rating:

Turn of the Tides Tangerine Dream Manufacturer: Miramar [Dead] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Krautrock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Rockoon Tyranny of Beauty ASIN: B00008FEJ7 Release Date: 1994-04-08

Tracks:

1. Pictures At An Exhibition
2. Firetongues
3. Galley Slave's Horizon
4. Death Of A Nightingale
5. Twilight Brigade
6. Jungle Journey
7. Midwinter Night
8. Turn Of The Tides

Average customer rating:

Turn of the Tides Tangerine Dream Manufacturer: Miramar [Dead] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music ASIN: B00008FEJ9 Release Date: 1994-07-26

Average customer rating:

Tides May Turn A Second Chance Manufacturer: Gsr Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Punk | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B0000DCXU5 Release Date: 2004-10-01

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On This I Stand Lucky Lucianni Manufacturer: Lucky Lucianni ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000CAKG9S Release Date: 2005-05-03

Tracks:

1. Sixty6 Bars
2. No Joke
3. Lucky Lucianni
4. Every Single Day
5. Leader
6. Flood
7. Tellin' You (Feat. D Legacy)
8. Image Is...
9. Can't Help It
10. I Am
11. Trippin' (Memory Lane)
12. My Life
13. My Name Is Luck

Average customer rating:

Turn of the Tides Tangerine Dream Manufacturer: Miramar [Dead] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music ASIN: B00000DEO9 Release Date: 1995-01-24

Average customer rating:

Turn of the Tides/Purgatorio Tangerine Dream Manufacturer: Double Play ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Krautrock | Rock | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Germany | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000MTOSH0 Release Date: 2007-02-19

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