Pink Floyd in the Voices
author: Markus Melcher
Still stays the Pink Floydoriginal shot, this one is a great approach A Cappella, sound some more classical than psychedelic depends of the tracks, this one made me remembers also Alan Parsons the lost PF sound engineer, particulary a track called "Gemini" from Eye in the Sky. The Quality of it can make it a must have for the Dark side of the Moon lovers anway.
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author: Mark Briody
eight voice (i think) production. I\'m a Barbershopper A Cappella singer; I really enjoyed not only the melody but the voice percussive parts. Good for a road trip since I had time to hear the whole album. Nothing of mine is here, but barbershop is classified Easy Listening> Barbershop or Moods> A Cappella. Try Thurl Ravenscroft who did both Tony the Tiger and the singing voice of the Grinch. Or Welcome to NashVille for current Barbershop stuff.
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Masterpiece
author: Manish
I would've thought that "dark side of the moon" would be pretty odd (or bad) choice for an a cappella performance, what with all the sound effects. But these guys seemed to have thought otherwise, did it and did an excellent job. The imitation of ringing cash registers at the start of 'money' is pretty ingenious. I am particularly amazed by the percussion on all the songs - far too realistic.
CDbaby.com's great service also deserves a mention - my copy was cracked when I received it - one phone call and the replacement was on its way the same day. Many thanks! :)
Oh and it is my sixth copy of Dark Side of the Moon.
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A great work
author: Pepijn Verlaan
The original is unsurmountable, but this does a great job in replicating it. I am however missing some new interpretation. Now it's just a unique way of performing the music, it could have been even more.
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