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Xtreme Measures : Xtreme Measures
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Progressive fusion.
Genre: Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date: 2004
Xtreme Measures Record Label: Xtreme Measures
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Rise of the Midnight Sun 1:01 $0.99
Unsound Reflection 3:29 $0.99
Turbulence 6:27 $0.99
Misanthropia 9:32 $0.99
Tears of the Sun 5:52 $0.99
War Zone 5:32 $0.99
Distraction 6:36 $0.99
Illusion 4:17 $0.99
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Album Notes

The self-titled debut album is the long- awaited studio recording from Xtreme Measures, a collaborative writing effort combining the thunderous and methodical drumming talents of Daniel Luttick, the meticulous bass playing that is Dean Gaudoin, the soaring and untouchable guitar skills of Nick Carr and simply amazing and awe-inspiring talents that is Gianni D'Ambra on keyboards; all professional Melbourne musicians.

Xtreme Measures focuses on combining elements of contemporary rock music with the complexities of jazz, while also incorporating progressive and fusion styles alike.

The entire album was recorded and produced in Melbourne, Australia. This music is not for the faint- hearted, carving a new pathway for Australian musical talent. This album promises to bring national and international recognition to the members of Xtreme Measures.

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REVIEWS

Fantastically Pompous, Technical Prog!
author: The Baker Street Muse
Xtreme Measures' debut is more about virtuosity than melody; in fact, the music is almost 'unhummable.' Moreover, on this "long awaited" debut album, Xtreme Measures accomplishes a total amalgamation of the pomposity of progrock, the groove of fusion, and the improvisational genius of jazz. -Tom MacMillan, The Baker Street Muse
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Solid, but I expected a little more.
author: Michael Dobson
The "untouchable" guitar work of Nick Carr I found to be often unfocused and not "in the pocket", and the songs could have been a bit less obvious to Planet X influences, but those aside these guys are very promising and I hope they can make some successful careers. With a better guitarist they could one day rival their heroes.
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