Amin Bhatia - The Interstellar Suite [New Age Neo-Classical Space 1987]

------------------------------------------------------------------- Amin Bhatia - The Interstellar Suite ------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...............: Amin Bhatia Album................: The Interstellar Suite Genre................: New Age Space / Neo-Classical Source...............: NMR Year.................: 1987 Ripper...............: NMR Codec................: FhG Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps) Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Information..........: Ripped by............: NMR Posted by............: on 1/1/2006 News Server..........: News Group(s)........: Included.............: NFO, M3U ------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting ------------------------------------------------------------------- 01. (00:02:36) Amin Bhatia - Overture: Introduction And March 02. (00:02:49) Amin Bhatia - The Ship: Main Theme 03. (00:04:29) Amin Bhatia - Launch: Mission Control And Liftoff / Jumping To The Speed Of Light 04. (00:05:49) Amin Bhatia - Walking In Space: Opening The Airlock / Weightless / Retrieving A Satellite 05. (00:06:32) Amin Bhatia - Hostility: Intruder Alert / The Attack 06. (00:03:55) Amin Bhatia - Distress Signal: The Beacon / A Damaged Ship / The Loneliness Of Space 07. (00:06:35) Amin Bhatia - Rescue Fleet: Formation And Rescue Theme / Dive / Arrival At The Alien Fort 08. (00:04:38) Amin Bhatia - Battle: Planning The Attack / Return Fire / The Last Missile 09. (00:03:07) Amin Bhatia - Finale: Theme Reprise / March Playing Time.........: 00:40:29 Total Size...........: 92.69 MB NFO generated on.....: 1/19/2006 3:11:44 AM ------------------------------------------------------------------- Amin Bhatia Reviews From: "Mark Fonda" <> Date: Thu Oct 30, 2003 10:38 pm Subject: Interstellar Suite Reissue Dear Interstellar Suite Friend, Just when you thought all hope in the galaxy was lost... Amin Bhatia's acclaimed recording "The Interstellar Suite" has been digitally remastered from its original analog elements and is currently at the pressing plant. You will be able to order your CD through an exclusive web retailer to be identified on launch day, Tuesday November the 4th. Please visit www.interstellarsuite.com to get the official launch schedule for your universe. Yes, finally. No, we can't believe it either. Thank you so much for your patience and encouragement. This "interstellar" battle has taken years and would not have been possible without you. As further thanks, the first 500 people who quote the phrase "Distress Signal" upon ordering, will receive 1 of only 500 CDs personally signed and numbered by the composer, Amin Bhatia. Best wishes, The crew at www. interstellarsuite.com Years ago, as electronic music was strengthening its position in the mainstream and the radio was starting to play what became known as "New Age Music", there emerged a new label called Cinema, which was a new imprint from Capitol Records. The Cinema artists were mostly renowned keyboard artists from well-known bands, such as Peter Bardens (Camel), Patrick Moraz, Tony Kaye (both from Yes) and Michael Hoenig. And then there was Amin Bhatia, whose release has far outlived the others, and, in fact, most titles from that era, circa 1987. Unfortunately, the label folded soon after its launch, and these CDs have been unavailable since. Due to a total committemnt to quality and enduring music, Amin has never let up in his desire to make this CD available again. It just took a while!! Now, BACKROADS Music is pleased to be the Source for this classic CD that was so far ahead of its time that even now it is groundbreaking, and it sounds more sensational than ever thanks to the process in which the CD has been digitally remastered from its original analog elements... "...Bhatia has composed a whole orchestral suite as a soundtrack for an imaginary wide-screen science fiction movie and then produced it on synthesizers. The debt to composers like John Williams is evident, but Bhatia manages to avoid bombast and electronic clich?, leaning instead on string timbres and Minimoog brass. Fragments of imaginary dialog also pop up here and there, adding to the sense of drama. Definitely a winner." -JA, Keyboard Magazine Mar 1988. "...Amin Bhatia's The Interstellar Suite is on a new Capital subsidiary called Cinema.. Though this full synthesized suite is not from any soundtrack, some enterprising movie-maker could almost make a sci-fi picture based on its music. Guideposts are offered via track titles such as "The Ship", "Launch", "Distress Signal", "Rescue Fleet", & "Battle". This is superb, imaginative and inventive music." -Jan 89 "...I'd give this all-instrumental album an 88/100 & I'd change that to about a 94 /100, if I were a fan of Star Trek music. Alas, the main setback of this album is that it is SO hard to come by." -David Barrio, Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock Feb 97. ------------------------------------------------------------------- :: Generated by Music NFO Builder v1.17 - www.nfobuilder.com ::

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