Planet X incognito
author: JazzRock-Radio.com
Solid riffage, fusiony, proggy. metalloid fun and recommended for Planet X fans. Plenty of shred meets fusion for fans on high-octane music ~ John W. patterson the JazzFusionGuy of EER-MUSIC.com
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author: mike
This a superb cd,, i don't pasrt with my cash too easily,, so i played his myspace profile several times before buying,,,what i am particularly impressed by is the writing and interplay between guitars and keys . The keys are courtesy of the extraordinary Derek Sherinian-what a dream partnership that lifts the cd way above the average,,, great soundscapes and themes..and flawless technique for those guitar lovers out there...i do hope to hear more,and especially if this partnership stays together,and!! i almost forgot the rest of the rhythm section are truly world class too,, what a package.
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What A Debut Album!
author: Dag Fjellby
This is solid work. Instrumental progressive music of high class! There\'s not much more to say than the author Jeffrey I. Gutenberg already has written. I\'m very, very impressed. I can listen to the cd over and over again without getting bored. I\'m looking forward to Agah Bahari\'s follow up to \"The Second Sight of a Mind\" It must be pretty good to beat this one! I like to reccomend this progressive metal music to all progfans. A cd you just have to own if you\'re into progressive music.
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An Extraordinary Debut by an Extraordinary Musician
author: Jeffrey I. Gutenberg
To say I'm impressed by what this young virtuoso has done on this first album, coming from a situation which is far from ideal for rock musicians of any kind, much less those whose passion runs to the progressive genre of rock music, is an understatement to say the least. This is an incredibly mature and dazzlingly complex debut by a player who possesses a sophistication and self-assurance beyond his years. If a musician can be judged by the players surrounding him, then surely my praise pales in comparison to that of the stellar bunch featured on this disc, because it just does not get better than the likes of Derek Sherinian, Ric Fierabracci and Virgil Donati. This is one of the most unexpected delights of the year so far, from a most unexpected source. Watch out for Agah Bahari, because this is only the start of things for him.
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