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[Review] Vangelis O. Papathanassiou: “Earth” (1973)
Vangelis releases a rock album. No, seriously, this album has vocals and guitars for a tactile, psychedelic experience.
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[Review] Vangelis Papathanassiou: Entends-tu les chiens aboyer? (1975) (a/k/a Ignacio)
Your dogs would be barking too if you had to carry your son for miles on your back.
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[Review] Vangelis: Heaven And Hell (1975)
Vangelis enters the ranks of modern classical composers with this musical battle between good and evil.
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[Review] Vangelis: Albedo 0.39 (1976)
With the epic battle of good and evil over, Vangelis goes into space, never to return.
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[Review] Vangelis: Spiral (1977)
A direct and accessible album of sequencer-based songs sandwiched in between some of his heaviest concept albums.
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[Review] Vangelis: Beaubourg (1978)
Vangelis’ vision of metal machine music showcasing the Yamaha CS-80 synthesizer.
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[Review] Vangelis: Hypothesis (1978)
An improvisational jazz-rock jam recording from 1971 that finds Vangelis going around in Circle.
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[Review] Vangelis: The Dragon (1978)
More jam sessions from 1971, this time featuring Aphrodite’s Child guitarist Anargyros Koulouris and drummer Micky Waller.
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Vangelis: China (1979)
The composer finds his next inspiration in China, without leaving his home.
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Irene Papas: Odes (1979)
Past and future collide in this collection of Greek folk songs featuring electronic composer Vangelis.
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Jon & Vangelis: “The Friends of Mr. Cairo” (1981)
Jon & Vangelis make the music, but it’s David Coker’s impressions of James Cagney and Peter Lorre that steal the show.
