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Armando Sciascia - Sea Fantasy

Musician: Armando Sciascia
Album title: Sea Fantasy
Style: Abstract, Electro, Contemporary Jazz
Released: 1972
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1724 mb
Size APE version: 1452 mb
Size WMA version: 1186 mb
Rating ✫: 4.5
Votes: 747
Format: MPC VOX XM FLAC APE MP2 DMF
Genre: Electronic / Jazz

Armando Sciascia - Sea Fantasy mp3 album

Armando Sciascia Abstract Electro Contemporary Jazz 1972 UK

Tracklist

A1	Black Sand	4:01
A2	Surging Surf	3:14
A3	High Tide	3:15
A4	Mediterranean Sunset	3:44
A5	Tempest: Force 8	3:22
A6	Shipwreck	3:29
B1	Ocean Pollution	3:57
B2	Underwater Fantasy	3:34
B3	Moon On The Sea	2:33
B4	In The Ocean Depths	2:45
B5	Nostalgic Sea	3:13
B6	Calm Sea	4:40

Credits

Conductor [Orchestra] – Armando Sciascia

Notes

Subtitle : Music Of The Sea / Musica Del Mare

Library music

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PHE001	Armando Sciascia	Sea Fantasy ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Pheon Records	PHE001	UK	2015

Reighbyra

Oh Dear.So pleased to have a copy of this .....but......What has happened to the sound? It's like it was re-recorded under water, in the bath.Someone has made a really botched attempt at de-noising this, or re-stereo-ising it or whatever.It sounds very odd indeed on headphones, but about passable through loudspeakers.This is a great record deserving of a better re-release than this, I'm a big fan of Trunk records etc., so I hope the fault is with the original holders of the masters.

Snake Rocking

Yes, it is among the worst re-issues I have ever heard. Very disappointed with it..The high frequencies are too much as well.

Vit

From Johnny Trunk - "I have news of a brand new mini venture. I've teamed up with James from Votary / The Roundtable and we have a tiny label thing just starting called Pheon, only pressing limited 500 copy vinyl runs of rare, sought after library music. The first LP is the first ever repress of the aquatic masterpiece "Sea Fantasy"

Auridora

"High Tide" and "In The Ocean Depths" were used in the US version of the documentary called "Mysteries Of The Gods" (starring William Shatner).