“The three quartets provide a commentary on each other and the time in which they were composed. Gran Torso has something of an investigation about it, of a broaching, of forays into critical new land. Reigen designates the sounds and techniques of two very different regions. Grido gains a new expressiveness– the land of music is freely praised and celebrated, although never without reflexive refraction or arousing disturbance. In the Choral at the end comes a sharp crack, a bark, before the music collapses.”

Martin Kaltenecker

"A Special Tribute to Pink Floyd" features 11 remarkable cover tracks from members of Yes, Styx, King Crimson, Steely Dan, The Tubes, Deep Purple, and many others.

Jan Hanford said:
"Huguette Dreyfus has always been one of my favorite harpsichordists. Her performance of the Goldberg Variations is sublime. Her tempos are tasteful and she plays in a refreshingly straightforward manner, no excessive ornamentation or rhythmic shifts. The harpsichord is an authentic Henri Hemsch, 1754, Paris, restored in 1970.
Sadly this cd is out of print."

"I came from a family where my people didn't like rhythm and blues," Little Richard told Rolling Stone in 1970. "Bing Crosby, 'Pennies From Heaven,' Ella Fitzgerald was all I heard. And I knew there was something that could be louder than that, but I didn't know where to find it. And I found it was me." Richard's raucous debut collected singles such as "Good Golly, Miss Molly," in which his boogie-woogie piano and falsetto scream ignited the unfettered possibilities of rock & roll. "Tutti Frutti" still has the most inspired rock lyric on record: "A wop bop alu bop, a wop bam boom!"

Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time

Usually described as a "supergroup", Il Volo was a studio band formed by very popular musicians all coming from famous bands: Alberto Radius and Gabriele Lorenzi from Formula Tre, Mario Lavezzi from Flora Fauna Cemento and Camaleonti, Bob Callero from Osage Tribe and Duello Madre, Gianni Dall'Aglio from RIBELLI, along with composer Vince Tempera who also had his own band Pleasure Machine. With such a pedigree it's obvious that both albums are very well played, and enjoyable but not memorable, lacking originality. An obvious similarity with Formula Tre is evident, along with a certain jazz-rock feel present throughout both albums, whose only distinctive element is the voice, missing on "Essere O Non Essere?" The group disbanded soon after the second release.

Her debut "Disconnect" catapulted her into mainstream dance consciousness. Jes is undeniably an outstanding singer - her vocal talents have been used on collaborations with Tiesto, Paul Van Dyk, and Gabriel & Dresden. She was also the vocalist of Motorcycle. "High Glow" remixes her self-proclaimed and utterly unique "rocktronica" sound.