Rain Of Thought, A Realist's View of Hope - 56m 49s

Tracks & Durations

1. What Were Once Elysian Fields.	4:41
2. Culture V. Civilization/Homer And Socrates	4:53
3. Authenticity (Stay Away From Me)	3:42
4. The Critical Personality	4:12
5. Self-Apotheosis	4:35
6. Nihilism With Self-Esteem	5:05
7. Folk Minds	1:26
8. The Pleasure Of Moral Indignation.	4:32
9. The Manager, The Bureaucrat, The Administrator:Therapist	7:30
10. For The Love Of Guilt	3:06
11. The Levbanon/The Vietnam	0:53
12. Anomie Farm	2:07
13. Another Dialogue On Justice.	3:47
14. To The Republic...For Which It Stood.	6:11

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Review

Rain of Thought's music is all instrumental with a small amount of voice. The instrumentation is comprised of violin, electric guitar, bass guitar, synths and drum set, while the compositions are indicative of the use of melody as a basis, which is then built into at times thick contrapuntal textures. One also sees an independence of instrumental parts, which are locked together in a musical symbiosis through a kind of "dialogue" or "struggle" (but not "class struggle" though. Phew...) with one another. Rain of Thought is influenced by numerous musical stylistic areas that might be characterized as indicative of the trends of "classical" music in its baroque, romantic, impressionist, expressionist and experimental guises: from the classicism of form in Mozart to the sonic mindscapes of Debussy to the atonality of Webern, fused with a definite rock music sensibility that to some might echo the "progressive" rock of the early 1970s. Whatever it may be however we simply hope that you enjoy it as much as we have had playing it all these years.

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