Outer Limits, The Scene Of Pale Blue - 52m 55s

Tracks & Durations

1. Marionette's Lament	7:03
2. Mixer	5:39
3. Platonic Syndrome	7:30
4. Anti Podean	12:09
5. The Scene Of Pale Blue	20:30

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Review

Without any doubt "the" best Japanese Progressive rock band of the Eighties, OUTER LIMITS displays great virtuosity as well as exceptional melodic refinement. PREMIATA FORNERIA MARCONI, EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER, QUELLA VECCHIA LOCANDA, UK or KING CRIMSON ("Islands" era) influences can be heard but the group has created its own musical personality through these references. The musicians produce a masterwork full of nuances, elegance with a succession of splendid melodies. OUTER LIMITS has elaborated a extremely romantic Progressive rock music where Tomoki UENO's voice is not high-pitched as it is usual with Japanese bands and evokes that of Greg LAKE. "The Scene Of Pale Blue" (1987) is a collection of epic tracks, all of them superb and dominated sometimes by the emphatic keyboards, a lyrical violin and a rageous Robert FRIPP-kind of guitar. Not to be missed !

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The Scene Of Pale Blue

Tracks: 6 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 1h 1m 23s (+8m 28s)

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