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Glenn Deardorff: Primordial Mariner
Deardorff does a superb job of handling the genre called Space Music. His material; composition, production, recording, and performance is highly professional. Primordial Mariner is as stimulating as Jonn Serrie’s 80s work, as unique as Robert Carty’s cosmic craft, and runs neck and neck with Gerber’s Spacecraft excursions.
This “concept” album CD release uses the best in sequencing, drones, drifts, fades, warps, phasings, crescendos, chilling moments, and tripped out awe-struck soundings on the cosmic travel scale. Crank this one up next time you feel like your home is “up there” and one day you will “go back”. High recommendations!
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Track Listing
(Nine extended cuts of spacey-cool type names . . .)
Personnel
Glenn Deardorff
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Album information
Title: Primordial Mariner | Year Released: 2001 | Record Label: Dreamsurge Music
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