Исполнитель: Docmec
Откуда: Switzerland
Альбом: Objet Non Identifié
Год выхода: 1976
Жанр: Symphonic Progressive Rock
Формат: MP3 CBR 320 (Vinyl Rip)
Размер архива: 93 МB
An obscure Swiss symphonic progressive who released one album in 1976, Docmec’s reliance on string synths makes this sound like it’s from quite a bit later. In fact, despite the English vocals and its obvious connection to the Genesis school, this has some close similarities to some French symphonic groups like Pulsar or Carpe Diem, although far more vocally oriented than either group. Also, Docmec’s vocals-heavy, Genesis style is a lot like a slightly later and more prolific Swiss group, Flame Dream, although lacking the keyboard virtuosity that made the early albums by that band standouts. As the album progresses, improvements to the palate are made, including a lovely piano and strings piece at the beginning of side two. The production seems to vary considerably as it goes as well, the last piece sounding like a studio rehearsal, a song heavily reminscent of Jethro Tull’s «My God.» In summary, this is not an album that is likely to seriously impress, although the occasional tonal shift makes it more than worth a listen.
Tracks:
01. Introduction — 1:10
02. Sweet Home — 7:01
03. Beware Of Firemen — 8:57
04. Bis — 3:19
05. Remember — 7:00
06. Saraband — 4:54
07. M.A. (Beyond The Bells) — 0:54
Flails (Ballet For The 700th Anniversary Of The «Collégiale» Of Neuchâtel)
08. Flails I. Seyon’s Flood — 4:40
09. Flails II. Pest Lament — 3:53
Personnel:
Louis Crelier — lead vocals, EMS synthesizer, string ensemble, orchestron, Yamaha grand piano, organ, flute, producer
Dominique Bettens — acoustic & electric guitars
Olivier Vuille — Rickenbacker bass, acoustic guitar, vocals
Jean-Philippe Amaudruz — Slingerland drums, glockenspiel, percussions
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Elisabeth Grimm — violin (09)
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