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Tag Archives: rock opera
FRANKY AND THE BAND – Austin, Texas: The Rock Opera
December 30, 2017

Round Rock 2017 Aural aspect of a multidimensional almanac gets a grand opening. This project’s mastermind Fehmi Nuhoglu, or Franky, may be a bandleader but his creative reach isn’t limited to music. The “Austin, Texas” album is part of a … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged country rock, Franky And The Band, rock opera
NEAL SMITH – KillSmith & The Greenfire Empire
May 19, 2015

Kachina 2014 ALICE COOPER thunder god rolls out a rocking story about the power and abuse. Wunderkinds have always fascinated musicians, and Neal Smith is no exclusion: he always wanted to upstage Keith Moon and have one drum more than … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged hard rock, Neal Smith, rock opera
CLIVE NOLAN – Alchemy Live
April 21, 2014

MetalMind 2013 Chemical wedding, although not set in stone, might be an ultimate realization of a rock musician’s theatrical dream but wait… there’s more. ‘s mind knows no rest yet his loss of sleep surely is the listener’s gain for the British composer’s … Continue reading
Posted in Video Reviews
Tagged Agnieszka Swita, Andy Sears, Clive Nolan, David Clifford, prog rock, rock opera, Tracy Hitchings
CLIVE NOLAN – Alchemy
May 8, 2013

Metal Mind 2013 The ringmaster of keyboards crystallizes his dark, if relentlessly romantic, vision in a musical Victorian novel. Given ‘s work with a string of collectives he’s either a part or leader of, it’s surprising that the maestro finds … Continue reading
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Tagged Clive Nolan, Pendragon, prog rock, rock opera