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Artist....: Alan Davey
Title.....: Chaos Delight
Rel. Date.: 2000
Type/Genre: Space rock
Size......: 58mb
Format....: mp3
Bitrate...: 192
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Tracks:
01 - sci fi delic.mp3
02 - vulcan ritual.mp3
03 - interceptor.mp3
04 - holosuite program.mp3
05 - theme from ufo.mp3
06 - eagle alfa.mp3
07 - assimilation.mp3
08 - s.i.d.mp3
The latest from Alan Davey is a collection of eight kick ass spacerockin' instrumentals that pay tribute to science fiction, particularly sci fi television if the photos and credits are any indication. Davey plays all the instruments and the album is overall similar to "Captured Rotation", except this new one rocks much harder throughout.
Listening to these tunes I could easily see Davey launching a successful career doing sci fi soundtracks, and an obvious tribute to 60's sci fi shows, "Theme From U.F.O." has the obligatory catchy melody that a TV show would require while still being a cool spacerock track. "Eagle Alfa" has a similarly memorable melody and is very much in the sci fi theme mold. Other tracks like "Sci-Fi-Delic", "Interceptor", and "Assimilation" are great rockers with synths and sequencers bubbling about. But there are also quieter moments like "Vulcan Ritual", "Holosuite Program", and "S.I.O." which serve as brief moments of exploration before revving up the engines once again.
