Morgan Fisher - Water Music

Morgan Fisher - Water MusicVinyl LP pressing. Recorded in 1985, Water Music is the first Japanese solo album by Mott The Hoople keyboard player Morgan Fisher. There are four ambient tracks that are played out as a multi sensorial improvisation on Yamaha DX7 digital synthesizer, grand piano, tape delays, bowed guitar and shell chimes. The effect is a highly contemplative album that flows as a powerful yet ethereal journey through the element of water.

As Morby reminds us early on

Cracking a brain teaser is a much easier prospect if you've got a good soundtrack humming along in the background

The almost 20 min

"Leaving My Old Life Behind" is one of the two recordings Halper ever made

could be argued as 2003's Deja Entendu and 2006's The Devil and God Are Ragning Inside Me's superior

Daniel Romano and his increasingly exalted band 'The Outfit' were forced home

wildly expressive tone poetry of the title track

Interstitial vignettes provide a thematic backbone to the experience

initially exchanging sketches back and forth between their respective studios before adding and subtracting

marking Sia's highest first-week sales in the US

The Exbats are singing from their hearts-and they aren't afraid to bare their souls

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