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- 5.3
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Tracklist
- 1Promenade1:57
- 2The Gnome4:16
- 3Promenade1:23
- 4The Sage4:41
- 5The Old Castle2:31
- 6Blues Variation4:14
- 7Promenade1:28
- 8The Hut of Baba Yaga1:12
- 9The Curse of Baba Yaga4:09
- 10The Hut of Baba Yaga1:07
- 11The Great Gates of Kiev6:27
- 12Nutrocker4:33
Reviews
Rated 8/10
Definitely weird but I fuck with it. Love the proggy and the keys. Conceptually reminds me of Ulver's William Blake album. 4/5.
Rated 6/10
Fun Proggy nonsense đź‘Ť
Rated 2/10
Nope really didn’t enjoy this one, don’t need to hear a shitty keyboard version of classical songs. Gave me a headache. Trying to think of reasons for this needing to be on the list to avoid giving it 1 star. Some folk must like it but I really didn’t.
Rated 8/10
Synths cover of Modest Mussorgsky. Came out 1971 and sounds exactly like 90s jrpg fight music, chef's kiss no notes
Rated 4/10
Interesting, but likely would never listen on my own. I like Prog rock...but this is WAY out there. 2/5
Rated 4/10
Normally I would try and write this a bit more subtle and less crude.
I actually like symphonic rock but thought this was a whole bunch of wank.
One extra star for the musicianship
Rated 4/10
Somehow managed to be both melodramatic and utterly boring at the same time. Gives prog a bad name.
Rated 6/10
Moog-filled classical/prog what's not to love?
Rated 6/10
A British prog-rock super group's adaptation of a late 19th century classical suite... this could really only go one of two ways.
I enjoyed this album more than I anticipated I would. The calm chill of 'The Sage' and the raging ramble of the BabaYaga series of tracks culminating into 'The Great Gates of Kiev' were the real standouts for me.
Rated 2/10
No. Just No.