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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
An Amazing Experience,
This review is from: Pagina De Buenos Aires (Audio CD)
This will probably end up being the best album of 2008. To me, it sounds like a fusion of Latin, dark Hungarian classical music, jazz, and many other elements. When it comes down to it, it's just damn good song writing. He doesn't hide behind any distortion or ambiance; every note is solid and in your face, since he has the right to proud of amazing composing skills.
Each song has a pungent, human quality to it. The mood of each song is very precise, but littered with an emotional instability. It's very easy to get into, even for someone who hates classical music. You can almost pinpoint the mood and story behind each song. Every song on this album has an amazing power, it's guaranteed to stimulate your mind. I put this album in at a party last week, and it caused six loud, piss drunk guys to sit down and listen to the entire album, trying to interpret each song. People who have never enjoyed classical music will be blown away by this music. All my friends wanted a copy of it. Do yourself a favor and buy this album right now! You will not be disappointed, no matter what your musical tastes are. |
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Pagina de Buenos Aires by Fernando Otero
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