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| 1. Rodrigo | |||
| 2. Carmen Caprice | |||
| 3. Grassland Theme | |||
| 4. Classical Graffiti | |||
| 5. Love In Slow Motion | |||
| 6. Brandenburg Variation | |||
| 7. The Journey Of A Fool | |||
| 8. Clair De Lune | |||
| 9. He Moved Through The Fair | |||
| 10. Contradanza | |||
| 11. A Letter From New England | |||
| 12. Bolero Fantasy | |||
| 13. A One Minute Silence | |||
| 14. Carmen Caprice (Bonus Track) | |||
| 15. Brandenburg Variation (Bonus Track) | |||
| 16. Bolero Fantasy (Bonus Track) | |||
| 17. Christmas Thingy (Bonus Track) | |||
| 18. Data Format (Not Playable) (Bonus AVCD) | |||
| 19. EPK (Bonus AVCD) | |||
| 20. Rodrigo (Music Video) (Bonus AVCD) | |||
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Product Description
The title of the Planets' debut album, Classical Graffiti, aptly encapsulates the latest project by Mike Batt, whose career has long steered a path between camp & classical, from serious orchestral concerts to pop hits, from film scores to masterminding the Wombles. Recently Batt gave the world Bond, & the Planets are even more of the same--four classically trained young women, this time partnered by four classically trained young men. The result is 16 Batt-arranged & produced tracks, both originals & covers of famous classical melodies, some acoustic, most given a polished MOR rock-dance twist. The Planets made their public debut supporting Deep Purple's 2002 UK tour & there's more than a hint of 1970s prog-rock, which, combined with an energetic feel, should go down a storm with an enthusiastic audience. This special Asian pressing includes a bonus Audio/Video CD which features an Electronic Press Kit (Video viewable on most DVD players), 'Rodrigo (Music Video viewable on most DVD players) & two non-LP audio tracks, 'Rodrigo' (WIP Extended Version) & 'Contradanza (Almighty Radio Edit Mix)'. 21 tracks in all. Standard & single jewel cases in a slipcase. 2002.
The title of the Planets' debut album, Classical Graffiti, aptly encapsulates the latest project by Mike Batt, whose career has long steered a path between camp & classical, from serious orchestral concerts to pop hits, from film scores to masterminding the Wombles. Recently Batt gave the world Bond, & the Planets are even more of the same--four classically trained young women, this time partnered by four classically trained young men. The result is 16 Batt-arranged & produced tracks, both originals & covers of famous classical melodies, some acoustic, most given a polished MOR rock-dance twist. The Planets made their public debut supporting Deep Purple's 2002 UK tour & there's more than a hint of 1970s prog-rock, which, combined with an energetic feel, should go down a storm with an enthusiastic audience. This special Asian pressing includes a bonus Audio/Video CD which features an Electronic Press Kit (Video viewable on most DVD players), 'Rodrigo (Music Video viewable on most DVD players) & two non-LP audio tracks, 'Rodrigo' (WIP Extended Version) & 'Contradanza (Almighty Radio Edit Mix)'. 21 tracks in all. Standard & single jewel cases in a slipcase. 2002.
Classical Graffiti,Planets,EMI,Pop,Rock/Pop
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