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Derek Sherinian- OCEANA- CD- 2011-
- Mascot Music Productions And Publishing B.V./Music Theories Recordings- 8712725734826- 400 grn
OCEANA is the seventh studio album by keyboardist Derek Sherinian, released on 5th September 2011 through Music Theories Recordings. Do you like Jeff Beck's fusion albums like Blow By Blow and Wired? How about Jan Hammer, particularly The Jan Hammer Group's album Oh Yeah? Well, you're going to love this. This album has ex-Dream Theater keyboardist Derek Sherinian channeling the feel and style of those albums, with a little added heaviness in the guitars, and a few other keyboard sounds not heard from those great 70s albums. Derek's style has always been a little jazzy, and on previous solo albums, and the albums by his main band Planet X, are a nice mix of jazz, jazz-fusion, and progressive metal. At times he'll even let loose and go completely post-bop amidst the prog-metal. On OCEANA, the jazz and fusion style is pushed to the foreground, leaving only traces of his famous brand of prog-metal. Lots of funky bass, excellent fusion drumming, and with guitarists Tony MacAlpine and Steve Lukather, you know you're going to get some real jazz-fusion guitar ala Scott Henderson, mixed with some heavy riffs here and there. Seriously, if you are familiar with Planet X or Derek's solo stuff, but wished he'd do a real jazz-fusion album, this is it. Every track here is high quality modern fusion, with great soulful guitar, nice keyboard sounds and solos, but also fast technical stuff that occasionally reminds of fusion bands like Tribal Tech, Jan Hammer Group, or Return To Forever. Add a little heaviness from the guitars and keys, and you have a modern fusion classic.
PERSONNEL: Derek Sherinian – keyboard; Joe Bonamassa, Doug Aldrich, Steve Stevens, Steve Lukather, Tony MacAlpine – guitar; Simon Phillips – drums; Tony Franklin, Jimmy Johnson – bass.
Session and backup band keyboardist Derek Sherinian seems to understand that, when it comes to jazz-rock fusion music, the electric guitar is king, at least from the evidence of his solo album OCEANA. Sherinian, who has backed such stars as Buddy Miles, Alice Cooper, and Kiss and been a member of groups including Dream Theater and, most recently, Black Country Communion, usually contents himself with co-writing the instrumental tunes on the album with drummer Simon Phillips, then joining Phillips and bassist Jimmy Johnson in providing musical support to one of a number of guest star guitarists. These start with speed demon shredder Tony MacAlpine on "Five Elements" and "Mercury 7", though Sherinian allows himself a rare piano solo in the middle of the former. The latter comes off like a slightly faster version of the kind of tracks Jeff Beck put on his ‘70s fusion albums Blow By Blow and Wired. MacAlpine's speed is replaced by Steve Lukather's more expressive playing on "Mulholland" and "Euphoria", while Steve Stevens splits the difference on "Ghost Runner". Derek Sherinian makes more of an impression as a player on his own album toward the end of the disc, notably on the keyboard-heavy "Seven Sins", which still leaves room for Lukather to get in some strong solos, however. It's easy to tell why a performer as supportive and self-effacing as Derek Sherinian has managed to fit in so well in so many different ensembles over the years, since, even when his own name is on the cover, he mostly focuses on blending in rather than standing out.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray And Hype Sticker On Front And Includes 8-Page Booklet.
Made In Netherlands.
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