Almost ready... it will be released in mid-August, preorders are many (almost sold out),
don't miss your copy, buy it at a special price through: info@seacrestoy.com
Almost ready... it will be released in mid-August, preorders are many (almost sold out),
don't miss your copy, buy it at a special price through: info@seacrestoy.com
Price for preorders is: 12 Euro including postage.
Forgot to tell that includes a 40 pages booklet created by Ed Unitsky...
Quick purchases can be done directly from: http://www.seacrestoy.com
Can i pay through paypal as web site doesn't seem to work on ipad.
Ordered! Love these guys, as well as their contributions to the Musea/Colossus Project releases.
Interviewer of reprobate ne'er-do-well musicians of the long-haired rock n' roll persuasion at: www.velvetthunder.co.uk and former scribe at Classic Rock Society. Only vaguely aware of anything other than music.
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Yes you can, just click on "Add to cart"Originally Posted by Bazcrim
Here you can have a taste of the album:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6MmMpeho3M
Sounds like your best yet!
Thank you, Alan did a great job on the suite and makes it shine even more.
Hopefully our next release (planned for 2015) will be even better... if you borrow us your magic hands
We shall see
We shall see
up to 20 min. no problem (keep in mind Hitchcock... double feature?)
As if keeping with the mysterious and haunted theme of our album, somewhere in transit between the manufacturing plant in Italy and Kimmo's shop in Finland, our beloved discs have vanished! The couriers would very much like to search for the lost CDs, but alas, their fingers are too fatigued after spending all day pointing blame at each other. We dearly hope the shipment reappears, but if not, we'll soon manufacture a new batch. We apologize for the delay to all who preordered this album, and promise to get the issue resolved as soon as possible.
The Samurai of Prog
Got a small batch of "The Samurai of Prog" logo t-shirts in indingo color, size XL, 100% cotton.
Price 20 Euro including postage worldwide.
PM if interested
It seems that the CDs have finally been found!
Posting for the pre-orders will start today.
Here at last!!!
Glad they have been found and look forward to receiving this.
Oh for the… for a genre that's supposedly DEAD it sure does threaten to make me BROKE a lot!
"Arf." -- Frank Zappa, "Beauty Knows No Pain" (live version)
This sounds Fantastic.
The album arrived today. What a wonderful artwork! The LP-version must be looking even better ;-)
The music is loverly old fashioned symphonic rock. Well, what else can you expect when someone like Robert Webb from England participates. Well done!
Great clip. This has been added to my wish list.
Also, what a great cover. Boy, album covers like this really lose out on a cd jewel case. This really deserves the vinyl treatment just for the cover alone.
Speaking of Robert Webb, his first solo-album (also on Seacrest Oy) "Liquorish Allsorts" is also a nice addition to my collection. It includes recordings this England-composer/singer/keyboard-player worked on the last 40 years. There are even some tracks that should be on the new England-album "Box Of Circles".
This arrived today! Lovely-looking release, can't wait to dig in to the first full Samurai album of originals.
Interviewer of reprobate ne'er-do-well musicians of the long-haired rock n' roll persuasion at: www.velvetthunder.co.uk and former scribe at Classic Rock Society. Only vaguely aware of anything other than music.
*** Join me in the Garden of Delights for 3 hours of tune-spinning... every Saturday at 5pm EST on Deep Nuggets radio! www.deepnuggets.com ***
Our friend Olga has made a very nice video showing Ed's magnificent artwork
http://youtu.be/L1fdOmz09Vc
I got this album a few days ago. To be honest I wasnt sure if it would be something for me ( I've been mainly listening te to avant prog lately). However, I am enjoying this. Its good well crafted retro prog. Not too pompous or to pretentious for its own good. Fav tune is limoncello.
This is the first Samurai release for me. And I must say I am blown away!!!! Although I've only heard this one time, to me it is the best release of the year! And to see that England's keyboard player plays a big part just makes it better. (Garden Shed was a favorite of mine back in the day). I know this CD will get even better with each listen. Now I have to get their other two!
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