Automatica

This is the title song that I saw on someones Facebook page one day and really enjoyed listening to it. So much so that I went to Amazon online and looked it up and was happy to find this Automatica cd by Nigel Stanford, and even found another cd by him called Timescapes. Even better yet, I was able to play and listen to both right then . In my review of Timescapes I said that I am a 60's and 70's classic rock (and symphony) music person, But this has my attention now. There are a couple of songs with singing in them which are good, but I am really into the music by itself. It has the sound to me of both Rock and Symphony with an Electronic effect to it, and that makes for a GREAT sound!! Also well worth the money.........

I *love* this album. The video for 'Automatica' was simply electrifying (heavy industrial robots playing musical instruments with a deft light touch). But the rest of the album is almost as good (like 'Icarus'). I can't *help* but move every time I hear the lead song. In a car listening to this album, I'd find it hard not to leave the speed limit behind; but on my motorcycle, I'd enter orbit. Several tracks include vocals by Catey Shaw and others. They're euro-poppish and recall Olive's album 'Trickle', which I also like a bunch.

Let me begin by saying I like this album. But if you are expecting another collection that is like Solar Echoes, you may be disappointed.All of the songs are have a similar sound to Solar Echoes. In fact, some of the tracks would be at home on that album. However, many of the tracks have vocals, making this album very different. There is only one track that I don't like, and that is the remix of Cymatics which has Rap lyrics-- I frequently skip that track now. There's still plenty of Nigel Stanford musical magic in the vocal tracks, you just have to focus on that part of the track to appreciate it. My advice to Nigel in future releases would be to offer a mix of each track with vocals and one without. Many artists do this now. As it is, I will be creating two Nigel Stanford playlists-- one having mostly non-vocal tracks, and the other having everything minus the Cymatics Rap remix.

Another great album by Nigel. This one is a little different from earlier works with more vocal tracks. But I enjoyed them just as much as the instrumental tracks. Highly recommend.

I usually reserve 5 star reviews for those few items that go above and beyond the standard. There isn't one song on this album that I don't enjoy and it is the first album of this genre that I have purchased. I'll be looking at his other albums.

great for pc gaming.

I purchased this album after watching several videos on youtube. Both Automatica and Symatics have a video. This music is wonderful and beautiful to listen to.

Great music to zone out when coding. Love leaving the whole album on a loop in the background while working.

Une production de qualité et quelques morceaux pépites pour un ensemble très bon !Toujours agréable à écouter.

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Super album.

Amazing CD, well worth the wait for it. Opened the package to see bits of plastic dropping out, the jewel case didn't survive the trip, it was trashed. Thankfully, the cd wasn't touched, and plays well.

Producto impecable. Vendedor atento con sus clientes. Embalaje resistente. Recepción rápida. Buen precio.