Product Details
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| 1. Touch |
| 2. Underground |
| 3. Great Big Lie |
| 4. Heaven Coming Down |
| 5. The Halcyon Days |
| 6. The Messenger |
| 7. Samsara |
| 8. A Slight Attack |
| 9. Taking Me Away |
| 10. These Living Arms |
| 11. Chimera |
| 12. Gone |
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect if your tea is mushroom,
This review is from: Triptych (Audio CD)
I have had this cd in my collection for a while and I always thought it was alright, that is until the other night. This album is amazing under the influence of soothing intoxicants. So sit back, sip your remedy and enjoy the rockin' yet relaxing sounds of this masterpeice.
5.0 out of 5 stars
my favorite Tea Party album,
By I ain't no porn writer (author, "Crippled Dreams") - See all my reviews
This review is from: Triptych (Audio CD)
I really can't say enough good things about this band. Triptych is another very worthy effort, perhaps their most mature work. Tea Party is kind of like a modern version of the Doors. The talent is phenomenal. It's really uncanny, but lead singer/guitarist Jeff Martin looks, talks, and sings like Jim Morrison; the organist (or pianist/bassist) looks, talks, and plays like the Doors keyboardist Daniel Manczarek; and the drummer looks--well, at least talks, like the drummer for the Doors. But Tea Party is COMPLETELY original, let me stress this point. The music is known for its many-layered quality--alternative/industrial rock, folks, Eastern music, classical--all wrapped up in one. This album has a lot of great songs, including "Heaven Coming Down" and "Gone", the latter being one you play for your girlfriend and she tells you "oh, thats so beautiful" <g>. David Rehak
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great packaging and production can't bring this above great.,
By W.D. Mainer (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Triptych (Audio CD)
This record sounds and looks beautiful and at the same time has sell out all over it. Over Produced hits and a band wearing pretty cloths a world away from the rugged "Splendor Solis". But that's were the wonder comes from in this band. The constant change. Always changing, thus said the has some of thier best songs. "These Living Arms" is probly my favorite Tea Party song at times and show a great example of the emotion in Jeff Martin's voice. Recommended to fans, but also non-fans.
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