Abydos - Abydos

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Abydos / Audio CD released 2004-09-27 at Spv / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Inhabitants Of His Di ... more

Abydos - Abydos ... Diary
2 You Broke The Sun
3 Silence
4 Far Away From Heaven
5 Coppermoon (The Other Side)
6 Hyperion Sunset
7 God's Driftwood
8 Radio Earth
9 Abydos
10 Green's Guidance For A Strategy Adventure Game
11 Wildflowersky
12 Boy Named Fly

Newest Review: ... Radio Earth 9. Abydos 10. Green’s Guidance for a Strategy Adventure Game 11. Wild Flower Sky 12. A Boy Named Fly The style ... more

... shifts from soft to loud fairly often throughout this album, with a couple of songs standing out for being entirely one or the other, but there is a common sound running through them all to reinforce the idea of a concept album, and even better, all of the songs are very memorable; there isn’t a single song that I would rate as less than ‘very great’ apart from the quite stupid robot/alien narrative of track ten, though that’s forgivable as essentially a brief introduction to the next song. The introduction is a little ...more

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Abydos - Abydos: The Little Boy's Heavy Mental Shadow Opera about the Inhabit ... (1306 words)
by - written on 12/10/07 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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I was a little wary in approaching Andy Kuntz’s rock opera solo project, as the rather naffly poetic lyrics and daydream subject matter (not to mention the silly long title) smelled malodorously like a cheap Ayreon knock-off gone even more pansy. Thus, I was very pleasantly surprised indeed to discover a pleasant and highly enjoyable fusion of prog rock and metal, no doubt inspired by Arjen Lucassen and many others, instead of a large slab of festering cheese about a magical toyland and things. Though admittedly, that does come into it a bit. Kuntz’s voice (yes his name sounds a bit like a rude word, let’s all grow up can we?) excels here even more than in his ... Read the complete review