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Vangelis lyrics - Direct lyrics
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Motion Of The Stars |
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4:19 |
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2 |
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The Will Of The Wind |
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4:42 |
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3 |
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Metallic Rain |
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6:13 |
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4 |
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Elsewhere |
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5:45 |
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5 |
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Dial Out |
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5:22 |
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6 |
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Glorianna (Hymn A La Femme) |
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4:23 |
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7 |
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Rotation's Logic |
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3:35 |
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8 |
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The Oracle Of Apollo |
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3:58 |
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Message |
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7:10 |
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10 |
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Ave |
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5:04 |
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11 |
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First Aproach |
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5:00 |
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12 |
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Intergalactic Radio Station |
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7:44 |
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Total playing time |
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63:15 |
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* instrumental.
** Soprano: Markella Hatziano
*** lyrics not available (The baby voice in Message is Vangelis himself through a pitch shifter).
All music composed, arranged, performed and
produced by Vangelis.
Engineer: Nicos Despotidis
Recorded at Sound studios Athens
Additional sound design: Paul Wiffen
Cover image: Michael Rochipp
Booklet photography:
Ida Paraschou, Yiannis Angelou, Stathis Zalidis.
Vangelis: "I function as a channel through which
music emerges from the chaos of noise" (words printed on album sleeve).
Notes by Mark Powell (printed on booklet of the remastered edition (2013)
"For sentimental reasons in the summer of 1987 Vangelis recorded the album
"Direct" in Athens, Greece where he'd spent his childhood and teenage years.
Released by Arista Records in October 1988 "Direct" was a significant body of
work with a title inspired by Vangelis' method of direct electronic
intervention, his own spontaneous technique, allowing him, while often eschewing
overdubs, to capture, mix and take his music to its final execution without the
influence of reasoning, the probability of alteration or the assistance of a
computer. "Direct" also represented a major leap in the production of electronic
music, utilizing for the very first time the full spectrum of attainable sounds
in the mixing and mastering process. Recognized immediately for its brilliance
by the most astute music aficionados, "Direct" continues to occupy a place at
the absolute top of the favourites lists of Vangelis fans worldwide."
Copyright is owned by: BMG Eurodisc Limited.
Lyrics transcribed from CD recording (lyrics not
available on sleeve or in booklet).
"I've, seen
things..
..so many things that you can't believe.
Past designs, future designs,
cables in the bend.
Second-hand sounds,
future sounds,
synthesizer dialogues.
Incomprehensible software.
Hi Jon, let's break some rules!
Here comes a sound.
We've got to record this later
Same ol' factory you know
here's some names for you, |
'Polyester
landscape,
Nylon Oxygen,
Ashes to Concrete.'
etcetera.....etcetera....
etcetera.....
"Oh, by the way,
It's been a beautiful morning,
what a morning,
great morning,
It's a great morning man." |
Explanatory notes:
Speech by Casey Young. Jon = Jon Anderson. "Lets break some rules" was about
going to the studio and writing some music.
Casey is using the patch names from the synths (nylon, oxygene, polyester
concrete etc).


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