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Posted: May 24 2023, 12:11

Hello Oldfield enthusiasts...



AMAROK  -  THE ORCHESTRAL


Amarok - The Orchestral - Tommes (mp3)

https://rapidgator.net/file....p3.html


CD-Artwork:

https://rapidgator.net/file....ip.html


You can listen to it at Youtube here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k-u6o9FcnQ



I want to say very much Thanks to Forum-member Ryan Yard who sent me a fantastic well done Full Band Score
of "Amarok" which helped me very much to get a good Orchestral Arrangement.

And my Thanks are going to my friends Lara, Carina and Achim - they and me did the Vocals on this Album.
It was not possible to get an African Choir because of a little tiny, but not in Music interested
Lifeform on this Planet.

At the End in the last Section a little Surprise, additionally some Vocal Samples (instead of Margaret Thatcher)
by an old, narcistic and stupid Person with the most dangerous Hairdo in this Universe...

All Instruments, producing, mixing and mastering by me.

There is a CD-Artwork too.



Maybe this helps a little in this difficult times...



Greets Tommes.
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Posted: May 26 2023, 09:57

Wow, what a ride!!! Very different from the original, which takes a little bit of getting used to at first. And then, the fun begins... It had been some time since my last listen of Amarok, and your interpretation allowed me to rediscover this true masterpiece of a composition. I smiled, laughed, got shivers down my spine and even teared up a little (re., climax at the end). You must have put in hundreds of hours into this obvious work of heart. Well, congratulations on achieving such a great result, and many thanks for sharing it with us all!
BTW, absolutely loved the "little surprise" at the end. Someone should start printing and selling MMOGA caps and t-shirts!
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Posted: May 26 2023, 14:17

That is very ambitious! It has a more fluid quality to it, compared to the original.
One thing I find very impressive is the flute (!;) that replaces Mike's wha-wha guitar bits. Cover versions often have bits and pieces missing, but this is not the case here. I found myself thinking "oh, that's neat!" so many times. :)


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Posted: May 30 2023, 16:24

I'm only 15 minutes in but am loving this!! You've managed to bring out even more how nutty, eccentric and brilliant this album is :)) Great work!
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Posted: June 15 2023, 12:06

Having now listened to it multiple times in full, I want to congratulate you on taking on such an ambitious thing and then delivering such a great experience. You've really captured something, it's clear you've hand-played so much of it and that keeps it so real and human. Fantastic. I want to listen to it again now!
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Posted: Aug. 05 2024, 14:32

I found your work on Youtube and I am delighted <3

It seems links you provided above are expired. Could you provide new ones?

Thanks for a pleasure of discovering Amarok again!
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