The CD: Symphonic Shades "Huelsbeck in Concert" - collectors edition limited to 1000 copies
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- Cover-Artwork by Manga artist Hitoshi Ariga, 3D rendering by EllisDesign
The CD contains all of the compositions that were presented live in concert on August 23rd 2008 and can be ordered at the price of 22,00 Euro as of now, shipping is expected to start on December 11th. The concert album with its sophisticated design and the extensive booklet is limited to 1000 copies. In the first month after the release it will be available through the online shop www.maz-sound.com exclusively. For fans who are interested in this collectors item it could be a good idea to order quickly, as judging by the number of preorders it is to be expected to sell out quickly, similar to the concert tickets.
"At last, fans will be able to listen to the music of the concerts in the highest quality even if they were unable to attend in person due to the overwhelming demand for tickets from all over the world." says Thomas Boecker, Executive Producer of the concerts and the CD album.
For the CD production the already excellent live material was complemented by some recordings which were done before and after the concert, in order to achieve the best possible quality for the final CD mixing.
CD Content
01 -
Grand Monster Slam (Opening Fanfare)
02 -
X-Out (Main Theme)
03 -
Jim Power in Mutant Planet (Main Theme)
04 -
Tower of Babel
05 -
Turrican 3 - Payment Day (Piano Suite)
06 -
Gem’X (Main Theme)
07 -
Apidya II (Suite)
08 -
R-Type (Main Theme)
09 -
Licht am Ende des Tunnels (Suite)
10 -
The Great Giana Sisters (Suite)
11 - Rony Barrak-Solo
12 -
Tunnel B1 (Suite)
13 -
Symphonic Shades
14 -
Karawane der Elefanten
15 -
Turrican II - The Final Fight (Main Theme)
Technical Facts
| Catalog Number | HCD10 | Released | December 2008 |
| Label | synSONIQ Records | Format | Audio-CD |
| Website | www.symphonicshades.com | Runtime | 74:06 min, 15 tracks |
| Orders | www.maz-sound.com/Symphonic-Shades | MSRP | 22,00 Euro |
For all details about the concert, the history of the songs and about the involved persons check the German-language project home www.symphonicshades.com (or try Google translation) - have fun reading :-)
