Patrick Moraz - Future Memories I & II album flac

Band Name Patrick Moraz. Album Name Future Memories II. Type Album. Data de aparición 1984. Estilo MusicalProgressive Rock. Miembros poseen este álbum0. 2. Video Games (How Basic Can You Get?) 3. Satellite.

All music instantly composed, arranged & performed by Moraz on location at Aquarius Studios, Geneva, Switzerland. The music contained here is also featured on the DVD release "Future Memories 1&2" which documents both of Patrick's "live on TV" Future Memories performances - April 13th to April 16th 1982.

So he grabs Patrick Moraz CDs "Future Memories I & II" and "Windows of Time"). It is posted here with his permission. There was no equipments listing mentioned in the album sleeve.

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Future Memories I and II. Time Wave, Voiceprint Records IDVP 010CD. Future Memories I and II. Time Wave 010. CD.

Artist Album Song Title. Future Memories I & II Album Cover Art. Patrick Moraz.

The Story of I is the first solo album by former Yes keyboard player Patrick Moraz, released in June 1976. After the success of Relayer, the band Yes made a decision that next, each member would make a solo album. The Story of I is the first solo album by Patrick Moraz. By the time the album was released, Moraz was still touring with Yes but he was let go by the band in late 1976 after Rick Wakeman was booked on a session musician basis during the Going for the One recording sessions in Switzerland.

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Patrick Moraz, Electronics & Music Maker, Dec 1982. Future Memories Live Patrick Moraz. We analyse his 'Future Memories Live' LP. Last month we looked briefly at Patrick's career with Refugee, Yes and The Moody Blues. Yamaha CS80, Minimoog, Moog Taurus, Mellotron Mk IV, Oberheim 8 voice, Hammond C3, Clavinet, Micromoog, ARP Pro Soloist, Custom Double Minimoog, Yamaha CP70 piano, Obie Sequencer, Roland Vocoder, Roland Compurhythm, Mellotron Mk II, Jupiter 4, Oberheim 4 voice, Clavitar and pedals. All instruments direct injected through studio mixing desk to monitor system, except Leslie speakers and Clavinet