Komplettes MP3 Album von Michael Blumenstock
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Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2006-08-15
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Heavy instrumental blues rock, with a smattering of vocal tunes emcompassing psychedelia and folk, and bizarre experimental soundscapes.

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What a fascinating and odd universe we live in, aye? That was the surreal concept behind this album, appropriately titled âThe Universe Could Be Expanding.â Itâs another eclectic burrito of musical styles and experimentation from Michael Blumenstock.

Michael starts off with âWatch the Video,â which delves into the media frenzy and political maneuvering so prevalent in our times, or was it always there, but we did not have 20,000 TV channels and four billion websites to fry our neural pathways.

To turn back the clock, check out âSka Sun Comes Down.â This retro song harks back to the Delta Blues days of yore, and then some.

The title track âThe Universe Could Be Expandingâ is a jazz-rock fusion of experimental guitar ânoisesâ evoking the possible expansion of something, or maybe something entirely different. Where did the Universe come from anyway, and why is it here? Or why for that matter, are Oreos round and not triangular, or dodecahedron shaped?

âJohannaâ is a romantic tune where Michael sings tribute to all those mysterious and fascinating women on this planet, and on other distant galaxies, if they are out there listening on their virtual stardust frequencies.

Speaking of that, âVirtual Stardustâ is bluesy, heavy and full of whammy bar action.

With âWar on the Horizon,â or should I say war is always happening, you may think twice before watching or reading the news, then again, why not? I myself am not into the âOstrichâ philosophy. And then again, maybe this song is not about war at all!

The other tunes I will let you figure what they mean or donât mean, or maybe they are just part of the universe, and really donât need to be over-analyzed and categorized. Or maybe they doâ¦.

Enjoy the universe, and donât be an ostrich, or maybe be one anyway!

Michael