Plastic Soup
by PBII
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumDisc 2: DVD Audio Recorded in 5.1 (pal format)
The sound of PBII is a sort of mixture between Porcupine Tree, Frost* & Genesis.
Special Guests;
John Mitchell (Lonely Robot, Kino, Arena, It Bites)
John Jowitt ( Rain, IQ, Jadis, Ark)
Heidi Jo Hines
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Book Of Changes
08:34
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In The Arms Of A Gemini
07:02
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Ladrillo
02:18
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Loneliness
08:41
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Criticize The Critics
06:08
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It's Your Life
04:44
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Fata Morgana
03:57
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Living By The Dice
08:39
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Cradle To Cradle
06:20
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about
The album's name is “Plastic Soup, " which describes musically the most giant junkyard on earth; two vast islands of plastic waste floating on the pacific, twice as big as the United States. With this album, PBII is trying to get the attention of politicians, producers & the public on how to handle the packing methods and recycle plastic waste.
This album contains an audio CD and an audio DVD. The DVD will have the same songs as the CD but mixed down in Dolby™ 5.1 surround, plus a little bonus material.
The sound of PBII is a sort of mixture between Porcupine Tree, Frost* & Genesis.
This album contains an audio CD and an audio DVD. The DVD will have the same songs as the CD but mixed down in Dolby™ 5.1 surround, plus a little bonus material.
Of course, the album is packed in an environmentally friendly package.
This album contains an audio CD and an audio DVD. The DVD will have the same songs as the CD but mixed down in Dolby™ 5.1 surround, plus a little bonus material.
The sound of PBII is a sort of mixture between Porcupine Tree, Frost* & Genesis.
This album contains an audio CD and an audio DVD. The DVD will have the same songs as the CD but mixed down in Dolby™ 5.1 surround, plus a little bonus material.
Of course, the album is packed in an environmentally friendly package.
credits
released April 10, 2010
Michel van Wassem / keyboards, vocals
Ronald Brautigam / guitars
Tom van der Meulen / drums
Harry den Hartog / bass
Special Guests;
John Mitchell (Lonely Robot, Kino, Arena, It Bites)
John Jowitt ( Rain, IQ, Jadis, Ark)
Heidi Jo Hines
Michel van Wassem / keyboards, vocals
Ronald Brautigam / guitars
Tom van der Meulen / drums
Harry den Hartog / bass
Special Guests;
John Mitchell (Lonely Robot, Kino, Arena, It Bites)
John Jowitt ( Rain, IQ, Jadis, Ark)
Heidi Jo Hines
license
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Oct 2010
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