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Lloyd Page : Etherial Dissonance
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Instrumental electric guitar rock
Genre: Blues: Electric Blues
Release Date: 2005
Etherial Dissonance
Lloyd Page
Record Label: Lloyd Page
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Did Jerry Do the Flute 0:54 $0.99
E, etc 5:10 $0.99
Etheria 7:48 $0.99
Earl 6:22 $0.99
EtherialaDaBlues 3:26 $0.99
Did Jerry Do the Flute (Again) 1:23 $0.99
Bluesette 11 6:54 $0.99
DaBeat 3:31 $0.99
Intergalactic Oriental Overdrive 2 Step 2 String Boogie Woogie w 9:01 $0.99
Did Jerry Do the Flute (Some More) 0:37 $0.99
Wild n Crazy 8:17 $0.99
LarvaBellum 15:13 $0.99
Dissonant Crickets 8:06 $0.99
Did Jerry Do the Flute (unh hunh) 1:21 $0.99
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Album Notes

WARNING! Except for "Did Jerry Do the Flute", listening to more than any three or four tracks in succession is NOT recommended. If a listener should experience or display any discomfort, disorientation, discoloration, discombobulation, dismantling, or dismay, IMMEDIATELY play any of the "Did Jerry Do the Flute" excerpts until listener exhibits signs of recovery.


All instruments on "Did Jerry Do the Flute" played by Solrac, off the cuff ad hoc impromptu.

The "E" songs are basically just that, experiments with improvisation based on the key of E.

Etheria just sort of transpired...

E, etc. kinda crept up and slowly went into mild overdrive.

Earl is a bit of a "booty shaker".

EtherialaDaBlues may not be all that "etherial" but it sure is "Da Blues".

For some ears, each of the songs in Digital Crickets, "Wild n Crazy", "LarvaBellum", and "Dissonant Crickets" has a reward at the end. They stop.


All music written, performed, recorded, engineered, and produced, fed and nurtured by Lloyd Page
"Did Jerry Do the Flute" excerpts and congas and cocktail set on "Earl" performed by Solrac.
Recorded at Kirkwood Studio, 70 Kirkwood Drive, Delaware, OH 43015

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REVIEWS

This really begins to grow on you after a few listens...
author: Gray Aerie Kingsman
This really begins to grow on you after a few listens...I must say there are a couple of tracks on this CD that I have to be in the right mood to listen to but overall it is a great to just put on and let it go. I especially like to play it while driving or when I just want some background music. I would say that "Etheria" is probably my favorite song on it, very visual, and another one is "Intergalactic Oriental Overdrive 2 Step 2 String Boogie Woogie with a Back Beat, Oh Yeah!", especially the beginning and a great title! Overall GOOD STUFF!
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Refreshingly good sound
author: JK
Refreshingly good sound. These songs have a unique quality to them that is kinda hard to define. I especially like the song Etheria. One of the titles is Wild and Crazy and that describes a few of the later songs on the CD. Good background and driving music.
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I like it. It's kinda different and fresh.
author: Catherine
Very good mix of 'styles' and truly Wild n Crazy towards the end. Lots of music on this CD. Almost 80 minutes!
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author: SummerRain Productions
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