Kayak - Periscope Life album flac

Periscope Life is the seventh album by the Dutch progressive rock band Kayak, originally released on LP in 1980. The first CD issue (1993) had 2 bonus tracks. In 1998, the album (without the bonus tracks) was part of the Double CD 3 Originals. Astral Aliens" (Linders/Lapthorn/T. Scherpenzeel) – 3:48. What's in a Name" (T. Scherpenzeel) – 4:12. Stop That Song" (T. Scherpenzeel) – 3:14. If You Really Need Me Now" (Linders/T. Scherpenzeel) – 4:15. Periscope Life" (T. Scherpenzeel) – 3:24.

Only for completionists (3%). Kayak in 1980 with Periscope life. You wonder what Kayak was doing in early '80's, well good I might say, they keep the same formula and the music is another example of a good Kayak album, no more no less. The music on the base is pop prog with a good doze of mainstrem elements but not a comercial album IMO, kinda easy listning at first time, but in the end is a typical Kayak album, that is a good thing. Same manner of composing, same vocal choruses brings to the listner a pleasent album, to me was another ex of worthy investment in their music.

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Kayak enters the '80s with a slick sheen of . production, and it proves to be one of their more palatable ventures into commercial pop. Slager's guitar work seems re-energized, though Edward Reekers' voice is still too squeaky-clean to have much character. Perhaps the band was aware of this, as Reeker is often quite low in the mix. His voice, bolstered by the subtle addition of female backing vocals, only really shines on "One Way or Another," an uptempo pop bubble with an eminently radio-friendly vocal hook embedded in the chorus