(Audience FLAC)
Pavillon de Paris
Source : EX+ audience MASTER
Lineage
JVC stereo mic -> JVC KD2B stereo cassette recorder -> master TDK AD Type I tapes played on Nakamichi Dragon -> Sony MDS JE-520 MD recorder -> Optical cable -> Pioneer PDR 609 stand alone CD burner -> wav -> EAC -> Goldwave v.5.08 for tracks splitting, edits, maximizing -> FLAC Frontend level 8 align on sector boundaries -> FLAC
CD1 (0:51:18)
01. Improvisation 1
02. Improvisation 2
03. Improvisation 3
04. Improvisation 4
05. Improvisation 5
06. Improvisation 6
CD2 (156)
01. Improvisation 7
02. Pulstar
03. The Plum Blossom(from the album CHINA)
04. Asian Improvisation 1
05. Création du monde
(from the album L'APOCALYPS DES ANIMEAUX) with solo from Michel Ripoche
06. "China Improvisation" ???
06. "China Improvisation" ???
(same chinese violin sounds as in The Tao Of Love from the album CHINA)
07. Alpha (from the album ALBEDO 0.39)
08. Spiral (from the album SPIRAL)
Total time : 2:02:14
The setlist was almost impossible to build *** ; here is what you can read on the Elsewhere Vangelis great independent site - thanks to him - (http://elsew.com/) 'The music at this concert is mainly improvised but sounds surprisingly full, considering the era it was performed in. Although there was no way yet to work with MIDI setups and smartly splitted and layered multisettings Vangelis managed to give a broad and lively performance. The piano has a rather dominating function but is mostly accompanied by synthesizer sounds of all sorts. Also some sequenced cues are triggered by Vangelis to accommodate the music. Only a few small parts feature other musicians. The most important of these is the appearance of violist Michel Ripoche Some parts of the new music are reminiscent of Ignacio (especially the piano part some 10 minutes into its first part) and China. Although a lot familiar cues appear, like the sequence of "I hear you now" (which was to be released a year after), very few actual pre-existing compositions were included. Amongst those that did appear were "Alpha" and of course "Pulstar" which Vangelis seems to play every time he can, each in a different way.
07. Alpha (from the album ALBEDO 0.39)
08. Spiral (from the album SPIRAL)
Total time : 2:02:14
The setlist was almost impossible to build *** ; here is what you can read on the Elsewhere Vangelis great independent site - thanks to him - (http://elsew.com/) 'The music at this concert is mainly improvised but sounds surprisingly full, considering the era it was performed in. Although there was no way yet to work with MIDI setups and smartly splitted and layered multisettings Vangelis managed to give a broad and lively performance. The piano has a rather dominating function but is mostly accompanied by synthesizer sounds of all sorts. Also some sequenced cues are triggered by Vangelis to accommodate the music. Only a few small parts feature other musicians. The most important of these is the appearance of violist Michel Ripoche Some parts of the new music are reminiscent of Ignacio (especially the piano part some 10 minutes into its first part) and China. Although a lot familiar cues appear, like the sequence of "I hear you now" (which was to be released a year after), very few actual pre-existing compositions were included. Amongst those that did appear were "Alpha" and of course "Pulstar" which Vangelis seems to play every time he can, each in a different way.