Ocean - God's Clown (1976) [320 MP3 320 kbit/s] zip rar DOWNLOAD

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Artist..................... Ocean
Album.................. God's Clown
Release year...................... 1976
Music style................... Classic rock, Progressive rock,
Audio file/bitrate................. MP3 320 kbit/s
Type of archive.......... .rar AND .zip
Origin................ France
Song's language............. English
Artist's website...http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=4538

List of songs:




1
Sunny Day
7:45


2
Strange Rain
4:48


3
Love is Blind
3:30


4
The Loneliness of the Long Distance
5:10


5
From Death to Life
4:03


6
Fields of Pain
7:29


7
The Juggler
3:33


8
With the Sound I Can Escape
4:57



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The band plays some heavy progressive rock reminiscent of other power trios in style and in sound, but does not hold any french elements like other bands Ange or Mona Lisa do, the music resembles heavy prog from England rather than from France, another element helping that is the english sung vocals by Robert Belmonte, who sometimes manages to sound like Robert Plant or a woman rather than a man. Trying to sing in english to get out of the french boundaries was not a good choice for the band since they didn’t have the right marketing to push them out of France. As good as the vocals are maybe they should have been in french rather than in english, an element the band occupied later. The album is divided into two parts, each part contains 4 songs that flow from one to the next very easily, although moving to other directions the songs are still connected as a whole with that heavy guitar jamming. The music is in hard rock style never going in one direction but keeping the listener on his toes with all kinds of twists and turns, and a lot of fiery guitar solos that will make you air-guitaring for sure. The guitars by Bodossian are tasteful and exciting ranges from clean lines, to rhythmic to hard rocking riffing and of course those frenzy fiery solos, located in the middle with generous volume just to nail your ass to the floor. The rhythm section certainly is keeping up with those guitar runs and add a lot of power to the music, making this release a nuclear bomb. -(Rockalternos)