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Two Lighthousekeepers
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Tilting At Windmills
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Ends Of The Earth
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Caradon's Surprise
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The House On The Rock
16:54
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Colin Masson Salisbury, UK
The music is highly eclectic. Although the guitar is probably the main instrument, you will also hear a lot of keyboards, orchestral sounds. The Range goes from acoustic guitar, sometimes using traditional themes, sometimes using self penned material, through orchestral, German style electronics, all the way to Hard Rock. ... more
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Max Hunt is a very talented and versatile Keyboard player, and an old friend, This album is inspired by some of Tolkien's creation stories. You may recognise the guitar player!
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Tales from the North
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I fell in love with this the first time I heard it, the playing is next level, and though mostly acoustic, the arrangements are adventurous, but never over the top.
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The Ringmaster Part Two
by robert reed
This is beautifully constructed and intricate, it also has "that" guitar sound, I have only just discovered this but will be listening to it a lot.
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