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by Can Atilla

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1.
Torchlight 05:55
2.
Arpeggiator 05:23
3.
Underwater Moonlight 02:37
4.
Dark Velvet 04:16
5.
Whiteout 14:53
6.
Marco Polo 06:00
7.
Winterland 05:37
8.
Dream Recorder 06:25
9.
Abyss 04:09
10.
Leonardo 08:43

about

Can Atilla is an important artist because there are not so many Turkish musicians known who make serious electronic music. Until now, Can has released one CD "Ave" (a tribute to Tangerine Dream) and one (un-official) CD-R called "Waves Of Wheels". Both were received very well.
The music on "Live" is recorded at the Ankara International Music Festival on May 22nd 2002. The music is completely new and contains style elements of Jean Michel Jarre, TD and Vangelis but also clearly has the distinctive Atilla touch.

"Torchlight" opens the CD with a big production: great sequences, sounds, effects and rhythms. Everyone who has lost Jean Michel Jarre in recent years should listen to this piece.
"Arpeggiator" leans towards TD’s music from the eighties. The title "Underwater Moonlight" also gives a TD-hint.
"Whiteout" with 14:51 minutes is the central track. This is really TD from the end of the eighties/early nineties but with the solos and sounds from the seventies and with a modern approach. Well, is this special or not? Pieces like "Winterland" with a beautiful piano solo could be from Vangelis himself and the brilliant "Dream Recorder" can be used as film music.

With "Live" Can Atilla proves to be a versatile musician who is at home in all the styles electronic music has to offer. It is an album that might appeal a lot of fans of electronic music.

2003. Paul Rijkens

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released January 1, 2003

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