| 1. Envelheco Na Cidade |
| 2. Casa De Papel |
| 3. Dias De Luta |
| 4. Tanto Quanto Eu |
| 5. Vitrine Viva |
| 6. Flores Em Voce |
| 7. Quinze Anos |
| 8. Nas Ruas |
| 9. Gritos Na Multidao |
| 10. Pobre Paulista |
| 11. Nao Pague Pra Ver (Demo) |
| 12. Flores Em Voce (Demo) |
| 13. Pobre Paulista (Demo) |
| 14. Nasci Em 62 (Demo) |
| 15. Tanto Quanto Eu (Demo) |
Vivendo E Nao Aprendendo,Ira,Wea/Warner,World Music
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Nano-Nucleonic Cyborg Summoning
Behold... The Arctopus Manufacturer: Metal Blade ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000GW8PPY Release Date: 2006-08-22 |
Tracks:
- Exospacial Psionic Aura
- Estrogen/Pathogen Exchange Program
- Sensory Amusia
- Alcoholocaust
- You Will Be Reincarnated As An Imperial Attack Spaceturtle
- Alcoholcaust (LIVE)
- You Will Be Reincarnated As An Imperial Attack Spaceturtle (LIVE)
- Exospacial Psionic Aura (LIVE)
- Sensory Amusia (LIVE)
Customer Reviews:
Crazy technical progressive grind metal........2007-03-11
Avant-Garde Music at it's Best.......2007-03-09
Relentless Intensity.......2006-09-29
What The !!?%$#@^!!?.......2006-09-22
Holy.....!? Well, I don't really know how to start this one. This band and album would probably not appeal to about 98% of the music-buying public out there, but it is simply incredible. If the band's name and album title weren't enough to give you the impression that these guys simply aren't interested in commercial success or pop appeal, wait until you get a load of the music. Whew! I am exhausted just thinking about it. Behold the Arctopus play an unbelievably intense brand of experimental/progressive/metal/post-rock/ambient/funk/techno/trance/fusion/whatever that will instantly appeal to any musician by sheer force of it's ballsy, I-can-play-better-than-anyone-youv'e-ever-seen brashness. Insanely convoluted, technical, original, and just plain weird, this album is worth checking out, especially for anyone who likes displays of virtuoso musicianship. Plus, the new Metal Blade reissue version contains live versions as well, proving that they can pull this stuff off live. Progressive jazz-metal on Ritalin. Since these guys are now apparently signed to a relatively big label which releases a lot of super heavy music, it should be interesting to see what they do next. These guys can play.
Schizophrenic Jazz Metal of the Not So Distant Future.......2006-08-24
This touch guitar stuff is crazy, its got me very interested in finding out more about the instrument, as I have never heard of them before. And another amazing thing about this band is that it is a three piece. I could swear that they have 2 guitarists and a bass going sometimes. The only thing I have against them is that the guitarist is prone to go into wild shred-fests every now and then, which can get on my nerves sometimes.
But everything else about this EP is top-notch stuff. It might not be very long, but when you listen to it, every second feels like three because of the insane complexity of it all. But also not to be overshadowed are the beautiful mellow passages like in Sensory Amusia...Man its so relaxing and peacefull, you could listen to that in a cafe...although 60 seconds down the line you might listen to it at a destruction durby, or at a construction site.
Now, the obvious reason that we are being given a re-issue of This Ep from last year is because Metal Blade (the record company that recently signed the arctopus) wasn't recieving any profit off of any of the arctopus's pre Metalblade releases. But that being said, this is a fair price for an EP reissue, with more material on it then the original, and at a lower price. So If you already own the original you needn't worry about picking this up. But if you haven't got the original then you've got a pretty good deal here.
If you like this EP, keep Your eyes on these guys. I am sure that a full length release by the arctopus is just around the corner.
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Kyanos
Jon Balke , and Magnetic North Orchestra Manufacturer: Ecm Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00006588G Release Date: 2002-07-16 |
Tracks:
- Phanai
- Zygotos
- Mutatio
- Ganglion
- Katabolic
- In Vitro
- Plica
- Nano
- Karyon
- Kyanos
- Apsis
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Sunda Song
Manufacturer: Naxos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00030ERI8 Release Date: 2004-10-19 |
Tracks:
- You
- Sweet Grapefruit/Fireflies
- On The Corner
- Arang Arang
- Turban Floating Away
- Illusion
- From The Window
- Solar Eclipse
Album Description
Evergreen Club Contemporary Gamelan is an ensemble of eight professional Canadian musicians with classical western musical training and extensive performance experience. They perform and record on an extended gamelan Degung indigenous to the Indonesian province of West Java (Sunda). Founded in 1983 and based in Toronto, Canada, this unique performing ensemble is dedicated to the development and expansion of its repertoire through the commissioning of new works by composers from Canada and around the world, as well as performing traditional Sundanese music. This recording presents a selection of such traditional pieces together with recent works by Sundanese composers, all in new arrangements by Evergreen Club members.Customer Reviews:
A soothing escape to a tropical paradise.......2005-03-12
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Earthrise: Back 2 the Beat
Nano-Hed , Fugitive Elf , and The 13th Sign Manufacturer: Shadow Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000J7ZZ Release Date: 1999-06-22 |
Tracks:
- Color Blind - Nano-Hed
- The Stalker - Fugitive Elf
- Moonweed - The 13th Sign
- I Wish - Anthea
- Bumpscious - Natural Blond Killaz
- Down Low (Dub) - Yada Yada
- Science Friction - Nano-Hed
- Cargo - Fugitive Elf
- Falling (James Bong Remix) - Mr. Electronic Triangle
- Bring Out Your Head - The 13th Sing
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Con Buena Nota
Ismael Miranda & Nano Cabrera Manufacturer: Sony International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000002ESG Release Date: 1997-11-04 |
Tracks:
- Campesino
- Incompleto Amor
- Encontrarme Con la Realidad
- Cara del Tiempo
- Espinita
- Si Ma Tu No Est
- Arriate
- Nuestra Sangre
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Nano-Nucleonic Cyborg Summoning
Behold... The Arctopus Manufacturer: Troubleman Unlimited ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0007M229S Release Date: 2005-03-08 |
Tracks:
- Nano Nucleonic Cyborg Summoning
- Exospacial Psionic Aura
- Estrogen/Pathogen Exchange Program
- Sensory Amusia
Album Description
This instrumental trio of guitar, drums, and touch guitar combine the furious virtuosity of tech metal, the improvised soloing of jazz, and certain writing techniques of contemporary classical music to give their insanity a compositional cohesion rarely heard in rock music. Despite their technical nature, their sound is accessible to musicians and non-musicians alike. Limited to 800 copies.Customer Reviews:
Not so tech-prog-metal, not so interesting.......2006-09-16
If you have not heard them already, try the following albums-
Voivod - Killing Technology, Dimension Hatross
Death - Human, The Sound of Perseverance
Atheist - Unquestionable Presence, Piece Of Time or Elements
Necrophagist - Onset Of Putrefication, Epitaph
Gorguts - From Wisdom To Hate
Demilich - Nespithe
Darkthrone - Goatlord, Soulside Journey
Ved Buenes Ende - Those Who Caress The Pale
Negura Bunget - Maiastru Sfetnic
Dodheimsgard - 666 International
Schizophrenic Jazz Metal of the Not So Distant Future.......2006-05-15
This touch guitar stuff is crazy, its got me very interested in finding out more about the instrument, as I have never heard of them before. And another amazing thing about this band is that it is a three piece. I could swear that they have 2 guitarists and a bass going sometimes. The only thing I have against them is that the guitarist is prone to go into wild shred-fests every now and then, which can get on my nerves sometimes.
But everything else about this EP is top-notch stuff. It might not be very long, but when you listen to it, every second feels like three because of the insane complexity of it all. But also not to be overshadowed are the beautiful mellow passages like in Sensory Amusia...Man its so relaxing and peacefull, you could listen to that in a cafe...although 60 seconds down the line you might listen to it at a destruction durby, or at a construction site.
The arctopus has also recently signed to Metal Blade records,(Home of Cannibal Corpse, The Black Dahlia murder, etc)
So If you enjoyed this Ep like I did, Im sure that even better material will be coming from the Arctopus in the very near future. Keep Your eyes on these guys.
short but sweet - tech metal masterpiece.......2006-04-10
Featuring Mike Lerner on guitar, Colin Marston of Dysrhythmia on Warr Guitar (like a guitar put on top of a bass, 12 strings, meant to be played touch-style) and the formidable Charlie Zeleny on drums, Behold... The Arctopus create music that is insanely technical, but also very energetic, strangely melodic, and accesible. Mixed in with the rhythmic complexity are some strange melodies and the overwhelming energy that they put into this music. The songs here test your ability to headbang and decipher continuosly-changing, lightning fast riffs at the same time for seven and a half minutes straight.
And you're not the only one being tested here - it must take some extreme athleticism of both the fingers and the brain to write and perform this music. Colin's fingers fly over his guitar at breakneck speeds as he provides the base of the song. Mike Lerner then does everything from harmonizing with Colin's "riffs", although a riff implies repetition, which does not appear on this EP, to blasts of meticulously tight shredding. Charlie Zeleny is quite simply formidable, staying synchronized with the other two thirds of the band through the fastest of speeds and most complex of rhythms. While it is quite easy to get lost in the depths of this bands complexity, they still manage to remain solid. Its quite obvoius these guys are amazing musicians.
One thing I cannot overstate enough is that these guys are not musical wankers. Their songs include drawn out buildups, musical chops, and more than fleeting forrays into the realms of noise style blasts of distortion, but it suits them perfectly. Their songs are not the seemingly random Changes of The Dillinger Escape Plan, but rather well thought out compositions that flow from one idea to the next very logically. "Estrogen/Pathogen Exchange Program" is a prime example of this with its crescendo from silence into a spastic blast of technical metal and then finally climaxing with a jaw-dropping drum solo.
I strongly recommend Behold... The Arctopus to prog, math, tech, instrumental or whatever you want to call it metal fans. Their EP flows perfectly over its 17 minutes and will simply compel you to listen to it over and over. Tech-metal mastpiece indeed.
Behold...insanity.......2006-04-03
The opener starts with a band, tells you to wake and Behold...THE ARCTOPUS! (I had to). Anyway, it begins with mind-numbing speed and technicality. At 2:21 it goes into a great acid-rock bass section. Otherwise it blasts along at 1000 BPM with some great melodies but most of all amazing chops. Think Necrophagist without vocals and with more interesting guitar parts. At around 5:24 it heads into a great keyboard-driven portion with some excellent emotional guitar and solid drumming. It's very atmospheric. The song ends like that and simply fades into the next song.
The next song starts slow with some foreboding sounds and whatnot before launching into more craziness about halfway through. Not a strong offering compared to the first song. It pretty much seems like the guys from BTA blew their load on the first song with no steam left for the rest. Fortunataely the third song proves this wrong. It blasts out, goes crazy, does cool stuff, more great guitar work, then busts out into an awesome acid rock section with soem nice jazzy guitar. Then it kinda starts blowing up. This next section makes it feel like the album is blowing up. It's a bunch of heavy, foreboding Fantomas-esque eerie riffs with all sorts of discord for a little while. Then they fall back near the end and go crazy and it's over.
So basically, this is a brilliant display of technical ability with the occassional ear for excellent and powerful songwriting, but it seems like occassionally BTA got lazy and kinda decided to play around with some discord and sound effects. It varies things up a bit, but more keyboard driven stuff like the end of the first song would be cool. Oh, and the drummer isn't quite up to par with the rest of the band, but his stuff works. Of course, kudos to him for keeping up with the other two in the first place.
BEHOLD.... THE ARCTOPUS (Seriously BEHOLD this!).......2006-02-18
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This is 3 piece instru-metal Act, which takes influences from such Tech-Metal greats as Death, Atheist, Cynic, and Voivod. And even some influence from the Larks Tongue or the Discipline-era King Crimson days. They employ the use of a Warr Guitar which to my knowledge has like 10+ Strings and is about as big as a Ford Focus. (Essentially it is a bass and a guitar and so much more all in one.) Then they use another regular guitar and, of course, the drummer. Sound wise it is incredible and only further gives the band a sense of originality. This EP alone puts them up with the musicianship of modern greats such as Dillinger Escape Plan or the, also instrumental, Canvas Solaris.
As amazing as this album I do cite 2 minor flaws:
1.) The production does not give this band the justice they deserve (probably due to budget constraints... which leads to point #2)
2.) They only made like 800 copies... Which is a sin, a band this talented deserves more way recognition.
The potential these guys is through the roof - Honestly any fans of insanely technical yet smooth flowing music should keep their eyes and ears out for this fine young band.
Favorite Songs: There are only 4 Tracks and they are all equally amazing!
-4.5 Stars
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Presents Nano Mugen Compilation'06
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000FJA9M0 Release Date: 2006-07-11 |
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Nano Cabrera
Nano Cabrera Manufacturer: T.H. Rodven ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000008MXO Release Date: 1994-08-30 |
Tracks:
- Varon
- Deja Que Caiga La Noche
- Mi Companera
- Que Barbaridad
- Amiga De La Luna
- Dejame
- Es Tu Culpa
- Te Juro
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Kimitoiu Nano Hikari
Clusters Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000BNM8VK Release Date: 2005-12-05 |
Album Description
Japanese pressing includes a character card with the first pressing. Sony. 2005.
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Canto a Mi Pueblo
Nano Parra Manufacturer: Wea International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000678L0S Release Date: 2004-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Mi Velorio
- Aldeana Guitarrera
- Fiesta Chilota
- Viva La Nueva Vida
- Por Eso No Me Caso
- Rosa Blanca
- Paloma y el Cazador
- Madrecita Cenicienta
- Sueno de La Chilota
- Despedida en Silencio
- Nina de Los Ojos Negros
- No Volvere a Querer
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- Voices Across the Canyon, Vol. 5
- Watercolours in the Rain
- We Are Coming [Live]
- 20 Super Sucessos, Vol. 3 [Import]
- Alakhawonmaly
- Ao Vivo, Vol. 2 [Live] [Import]
- Bless the People
- Brasil With My Soul [Import]
- Cafe Brasil [Limited Edition] [Import]
- Canta Vinicus De Moraes E Paulo Cesar Pinheiro [Import]