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Galaxian [Import]

Jeff Lorber, Jeff Lorber Fusion Audio CD
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  • Audio CD (5 Nov 2004)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Import
  • Label: Bmg Int'l
  • ASIN: B0001926NY
  • Other Editions: Audio Cassette  |  Vinyl
  • Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 369,962 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Fusion Fantasy 26 Feb 2004
Format:Audio CD
From the no holds barred funk of 'Monster Man' and 'Spur Of The Moment' to the refreshing and fun filled 'Bright Sky' this album is a diverse mix of musical ideas. On the foot stomping, head shaking 'Magic Lady' Lorber duets with the now world famous sax man Kenny Gorelick (aka Kenny Gee). 'Seventh Mountain' exudes mystery and delights with some jazzy keyboard licks. Relax with the peaceful, calming feel of 'Night Love' and finally hold on tight as the absolutely sensational 'Galaxian' blasts you through the solar system and beyond to the stars.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Two supreme moments on this release 26 Feb 2007
By Derrick Johnson VINE™ VOICE
Format:Audio CD
Came across this by browsing through my little brother's record collection. Now the song that jumps out of this collection for me is `Think back & remember', which was a BIG tune, on the rare groove scene, back in the 90's. This is one of the few vocal songs on this project, and it still sounds fresh. So I explored the rest, by putting this onto my mini disc player. The other song that I grew to love was' Magic lady', which is a vibrant instrumental cut, which I love to death. The remaining songs are OK, nothing more really.
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Magic Monsters On The Seventh Mountain!!! 14 April 2004
By Andre' S Grindle - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
"Galaxian" has a bit of magic in every cut.Wheras other Jeff
Lorber Fusion albums leave the listener slightly wanting THIS
brings out the best in Lorber and company on the THUMPASAURUS
funk jam "Monster Man" featuring Stanley Clarke & his AXE bass!!
"Magic Lady" and "Spur Of The Moment" compliment this well,the latter with a delicious Rod Temperton/Quincy Jones-styles production.The dynamic "Seventh Mountain" and "Think Back And
Remember" shine on as mellower pieces with Kenny Gorrilick's
soaring,adventurous sax BEYOND outshinning his bland intonations
as Kenny G (what a waste of a MAJOR master blaster).Note to
customers:this is still early,firey Jeff Lorber Fusion-before
the mush took over and the last album to be credited as such.
Future albums would be promoted as Jeff Lorber solo albums.That
matters not since the overall quality of this CD is so high.Fans
of modern smooth jazz or classic fusion lovers with an aversian
to pop should come here-either way it will surely change your
opinion of Jeff Lorber for the better!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Please tell me Fusion did not grow up to be "smooth jazz" 28 Dec 2005
By R. Scott - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I was in the Navy from 77-81 and stumbled on Jeff Lorber in the Ship's store. "Soft Space" and "Wizard Island" were my first acquisitions with "Soft Space" delivering some of the most interesting melodic compositions I have ever heard to date in the fusion genre. I wish Soft Space would get re-released on CD... Who's with me? Galaxian quickly followed into the collection along with everything else. Over time, JLF got more into vocals and a more conventional sound.

Back in the day, I used to see Lorber live in the San Diego area in small bar-type venues. The sound was sizzling hot and expansive with the synthesizer and sax really getting a bite into your head by way of your ears.

Too bad that great overall sound has kind of morphed into the lame-o genre of "Smooth Jazz," which I have to confess really makes me crazy, more so than MUZAC. Maybe Jeff could get back into his roots stuff, turn the Smooth Jazz genre around and send it back to mamby-pamby land where it belongs, and give us something to really groove to again.

Yanni call your office...
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Agree with Funk Meister, early Jeff Lorber is kick-butt good 17 July 2005
By S Kammerer - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
I found this album on vinyl in 1985 in a record collection a barracks mate was selling prior to leaving military service, what a find!! He had this one with Lorber's "Soft Space" album, I scooped them up instantly. I listened to Jeff Lorber when he used to record in Oregon studios before moving south to LA where the big bucks beckoned. True to his band's original name, this is honest-to-god fusion with Jeff's trademark improvisational keyboards overlaying quality musical work by many of jazz's greats. From the thumping "Monster Man" to the title cut at the end, this is timeless music that will appeal to any and all fusion purists out there. "Soft Space" was nothing to sneeze at, either, my favorite on this album is "Katherine", excellent piano solo in the center of the cut, this song resurfaced as a remake in Lorber's later work. "Soft Space" was co-produced with Chick Corea, a comparatively rare album - I don't see it in Amazon's vast inventory. At any rate, "Galaxian" is a must-buy, trust me, and if you can locate a copy of "Soft Space", more power to you!
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