Imagine III : travel for nowhere

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Do you want more ? Gourmands. Here are some titles of my second album "Imagine 3" (years 2003-2008)

Imagine III 3' 53" :   Full version in 56 Bps    

 Alcatras 4' 17" : Full version in 56 Bps     

Famous and sad American prison.
A nightmare for some. One morning at dawn, when the fog is barely up, we are sending you to the island with multiple doors. Here you are locked up for a crime you did not commit (like all the other co-detainees who claim their innocence). Many years are waiting for you. Do you feel the boredom invading you, the heaviness of time passing by, the endless corridors where the doors close on you, all that will be your only future. 

Wellcome to hell 4' 44" : Full version in 56 Bps     

You go through the gates of Paradise (you worry, it's the continuation of the nightmare), and we list the long list of your misdeeds and the judgment is without appeal: Welcome to Hell ... You will hear if you reach the ears of cries pain towards the end.

Get up 4' 24" : Full version in 56 Bps  

Go! It's time to get out of bed and get back to everyday life. It's hard to wake up, right? That's it, you open your eyes and you jump out of bed. Wow, what energy!

Cristal orbs 4' 58" : Full version in 56 Bps   

Immediately out of bed you're in the TER at rush hour in the direction of the big crystal galleys waiting for you. Hard, hard, right? Fortunately you find a way to escape mentally to dream the beaches of your vacation. No time to dream of your boss jumping on you. Go to work! Late at night you go home where fortunately we are waiting for you!

PS: This song is originally a piece of Franck that I had arranged for him to sing his song but there was no follow up ..

Travel for nowhere 5' 22" : Full version in 56 Bps 

The days are constantly repeated but one beautiful morning an irresistible desire to send everything in the air takes you. Give up everything and leave for nowhere. You ask yourself questions, what to do, where to go and you share because nothing keeps you back ... You'll see ...

The Phoenix part 1 and part 2 5' 33" : complet en 56 Bps   

Mythical bird from ancient Egypt that had the distinction of igniting to be reborn from the ashes. Follows it

They come 8' 55" : Full version in 56 Bps   

Do not abuse drugs, they will just train you into delirium; It is very hot, very very hot. You are thirsty. The fever is hugging you. A long desert is spread out before you where big balls spontaneously emerge from the sand to pursue you. ... Calm returns ... Will you come to emerge? 

The great  messe of Harlequin 5' 32" : Full version in 56 Bps 

Harlequin is back from his long journey. Take out the big organs to welcome him. Tell us your trip. The atmosphere is solemn. but soon the speech becomes disturbing, sad. Finally, are not you better among yours? 

Q base One Six 5'' 56" : Full version in 56 Bps  

This piece was actually a piece of dance music that I composed to show a little cousin how easy it was to compose this kind of music. I then "posted" it on Audio Fanzine. I had an appreciation where I was told that it was soft elbow and that I better go back to progressive rock ... As it seemed to me that this song had potential, I saw it again progressive Rock way.

I found on a CD, a voice (free of rights) and arranged everything according to what she said: Q base one six. It made me think of a station in space. So I imagined the departure of a rocket to this station with his journey and his arrival ... 

Treason (Luna project) 5' 24" : Full version in 56 Bps    

I was contacted by Laurant de Luna Project because he thought it was a shame not to sing on such beautiful melodies and offered to sing on one of my compositions. Not to be outdone, I remixed one of their compositions by adding the synths the "bridge" of the middle. He was delighted if I dare say. I sent him "the white lady" of my first CD. I'm still waiting for his singing