Bill Roper
Seven Miles a Second
© 2003 Dodeka Records, Ltd.
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Bill Roper is the one they call "that jazzy guy" in the music circles at science-fiction conventions.
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- ERICA NEELY: Hello, Stranger
- BILL ROPER: Falling Toward Orion
- URBAN TAPESTRY: Sushi And High Tea
- STEVE MACDONALD: Crossroads
- BARRY AND SALLY CHILDS-HELTON: Tempus Fugitives
- NATE BUCKLIN: Rainbow's Edge
- STEVE MACDONALD: Reap the Wind
- BILL SUTTON: Passing Through
- GORDON R. DICKSON: Shai Dorsai!
- TOM SMITH: Tom Smith and His Digital Acoustic Compilation
- THE BLACK BOOK BAND: First Contact
- URBAN TAPESTRY: Myths and Urban Legends
- DANDELION WINE: Circles in the Grain
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Bill Roper has been writing and playing filk music, the music of science-fiction fandom, for over 20 years. On this, his first CD, he -- with a little help from his friends -- warps filk music off in the direction of jazz, producing an album that is likely unique in this sector of the galaxy. From rockets blasting into space, to the intensely personal, to the very end of the universe, you'll find that you're on a musical journey that's like nothing you've heard before.
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Good, but I prefer "Falling Toward Orion"
author: Bruce FeistRoper's voice is good, and the songs are OK, but I didn't find much on this album that really stood out. Maybe I'll change my mind after I listen to it a few more times.
Harold loved the Birthday present
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