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Classic acoustic songwriting meets multilayered progressive rock.
Genre:
Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date:
2005
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3 O'Clock Sky
© Copyright-Neil Campbell
(634479159503)
Record Label: The Neil Campbell Collective
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Neil Campbell is a composer, song-writer and multi-instrumentalist. Working in collaboration and as a solo artist he has accumulated a large number of compositions drawing on a wide range of musical influences and interests.
The Neil Campbell Collective is the performing vehicle for Neil's progressive songs and instrumental pieces - featuring lyrical vocals, lush vocal harmonies, classical guitar (often electronically processed with looping, fast delay lines and morphing kaoss pad textures), a powerful, versatile, and often virtuoso, rhythm section powered by drummer Mark Brocklesby, and the lyrical contributions of cellist Nicole Austin.
The band's CD '3 O'Clock Sky' was released in May 2005. Here's what some of the reviewers wrote about it:
"polished progressive rock harking back to the lineage of Focus and King Crimson...Neil Campbell's guitar playing is exemplary and at times beautiful" Caleb Hungerpang, Live Magazine
"Musicianship of the highest order...plenty of fine percussion (Mark Brocklesby)" McCullough Crane, Classic Rock Society
"Catchy melodies, strong harmony vocals, carefully crafted structures...this is an album that just grows and grows with each listening...", Bob Mulvey, Dutch Progressive Rock Pages
"Eight tracks of thoughtful, well arranged songs...There are touching moments, beauty and melody here.", Chris Brown, Liverpool Daily Post
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author: Mike Smethurst
This album is a technical masterpiece filled with emotion. Neil blends his classical style from previous solo albums such as the EPIC "Through the Looking Glass" perfectly.
Vocals are executed very well and capture the feel of the music while the cello works its magic, making its presence known exactly when it should.
I have had the privilege of seeing this group play live and NOTHING comes close to the amazing performance this band puts on.
If you like this album and love the guitar work done by Neil then I HIGHLY recommend Neil's solo albums - Through the Looking Glass, Night Sketches and if you like piano listen to Rotations.
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