Post by Benjamin A. Vazquez U.E. on Jul 20, 2010 11:05:46 GMT -5
Olenka and the Autumn Lovers
Artist: Olenka and the Autumn Lovers
Album: Olenka and the Autumn Lovers
Year: 2008
CD#: 46242
Best Tracks: #1, #2, #3, #6, #7, #10
Comments Overall: Classic Olenka - folksy, Polish, slightly sophisticated
1. Ballad of Lonely Bear, 6:25 - energetic, folksey, slow parts, fleeing Poland
2. Soldier's Waltz, 3:12 - slow, moody, gets faster & louder
3. Northern Lights, 3:42 - slow, gets much faster, strong violin base
4. Iron Pump, 1:50 - choppy, moody, strong base
5. Watching Neighbours, 3:37 - slow, lonely, mournful
6. Kochana, 4:04 - very energetic, loud shaking moments
7. Warsaw Girl, 1:46 - starts slow, picks up
8. Sing Tadzio: The Requiem, 3:15 - slow, deep, as if heard from the bottom of a well
9. Hushush, 2:07 - slow, quiet
10. A Story of the Forging of Little Olek's Social Ralist Spirit, 3:20 - slowish, significant changes in volume through the piece, folksy, much shaking of rattles
11. When We Were Children, 5:14 - first half: quicker, quieter. second half: slower, picks up volume as it goes along, anti-suburban ending, slow violin movement tacked onto the very end.
Note: I've also posted a copy of this under "Folk".
Website: www.olenkalovers.com/
MySpace: www.myspace.com/olenkalovers
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Olenka-and-the-Autumn-Lovers/84797230018
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olenka_and_the_Autumn_Lovers
Artist: Olenka and the Autumn Lovers
Album: Olenka and the Autumn Lovers
Year: 2008
CD#: 46242
Best Tracks: #1, #2, #3, #6, #7, #10
Comments Overall: Classic Olenka - folksy, Polish, slightly sophisticated
1. Ballad of Lonely Bear, 6:25 - energetic, folksey, slow parts, fleeing Poland
2. Soldier's Waltz, 3:12 - slow, moody, gets faster & louder
3. Northern Lights, 3:42 - slow, gets much faster, strong violin base
4. Iron Pump, 1:50 - choppy, moody, strong base
5. Watching Neighbours, 3:37 - slow, lonely, mournful
6. Kochana, 4:04 - very energetic, loud shaking moments
7. Warsaw Girl, 1:46 - starts slow, picks up
8. Sing Tadzio: The Requiem, 3:15 - slow, deep, as if heard from the bottom of a well
9. Hushush, 2:07 - slow, quiet
10. A Story of the Forging of Little Olek's Social Ralist Spirit, 3:20 - slowish, significant changes in volume through the piece, folksy, much shaking of rattles
11. When We Were Children, 5:14 - first half: quicker, quieter. second half: slower, picks up volume as it goes along, anti-suburban ending, slow violin movement tacked onto the very end.
Note: I've also posted a copy of this under "Folk".
Website: www.olenkalovers.com/
MySpace: www.myspace.com/olenkalovers
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Olenka-and-the-Autumn-Lovers/84797230018
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olenka_and_the_Autumn_Lovers