Lost Frontier

Track Listings

1. 8:45

2. Fire Dance [From the Motion Picture Dances with Wolves]

3. Lost Frontier

4. I-90

5. Before the Fall

6. (Searching for) A Place Called Home

7. Way Back

8. Spike

9. Remembering When

10. Outside My Window

11. Ashland

12. Trying to Find a Way

13. Nebraska

Lost Frontier,Peter Buffett,Narada,Adult Alternative,Ethnic Fusion,Jazz Music,New Age / Meditation

Lost Frontier

Tracks:

The 8:45
Fire Dance
Lost Frontier
I-90
Before The Fall
(Searching For) A Place Called Home
The Way Back
Spike
Remembering When
Outside My Window
Ashland
Trying To Find A Way
Nebraska

Customer Reviews:

Beautiful and haunting!.......2004-05-13

This 1991 outing from one of my favorite artists is a really excellent follow-up to his previous album "One By One".

This album has a very Nebraska highway feel and the album title is perfect! "The 8:45" is amazing and really excellent driving music building up to a really excellent climax.

The theme from "Dances With Wolves" is intense and riveting. My favorite songs though are "Nebraska", "I-90" and "Before The Fall".

Get this CD. IT's worth the hard search! They should re-issue this album in the near future!

Great new age driving CD.......2004-03-11

When I think of driving on a distant desert highway I think Lost Frontier. A few tracks like I-90 have a rythmic yet lonely feel. All songs are acoustic masterpieces. Guitar lovers will find plenty of appealing upbeat tracks.

Some of the more beautiful jewels are A Place Called Home and Ashland. The two tracks are overwhelmingly peaceful and make great use of the instrument of all instruments, the piano. This is an essential CD in my new age collection.

Totally Lost
Average customer rating:

I don't know what you guys are talking about

Buy it used

Not a great record? ( Compared to what?)

The worst of the Fellows (but still worth it for a fan)

Not the most accessible YFF CD

Totally Lost
The Young Fresh Fellows
Manufacturer: Frontier Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Customer Reviews:

I don't know what you guys are talking about.......2004-01-11

This is the first Young Fresh Fellows CD I've bought, and I love it. If this is their worst CD, I can't wait to see what the other ones are like.

Buy it used.......2002-01-06

Who would really rate the Fellows but their fans? And you read the reviews and we're all basically saying the same thing: you should have it because the Fellows rock, but in the grand scheme of things, all their other albums are better. I would suggest This One's For The Ladies, or any one of their other albums. But pick this up eventually, because the Fellows guarantee a smile, even when they have songs like "Take My Brain Away" on them. You will never see a better live show than the Fellows. I can only hope you already own a few better records.

Not a great record? ( Compared to what?).......2001-11-06

This is a solid record, anything with 7 great songs on it is usually 4 or 5 more great songs than most other.... Anyway, my point is, of the 15 tunes 1/2 are really good and to me that's worthy of making note, think of it as a world class EP and skip the 3 or 4 songs that don't do it for you.

Keep in mind, it's hard to find music in the style anymore, kinda like the Byrds with a sense of humor, maybe that's not a good description but you'll see what I mean when you buy it, and you will buy it.

The worst of the Fellows (but still worth it for a fan).......2001-05-27

This is probably the weakest of the Young Fresh Fellows' albums. That's not to say that's it's a total dud all the way through; there are plenty of songs to like. "Celebration," "You're Not Supposed To Laugh," and the theme song all rank among the Fellows' best work, and "The Universal Trendsetter" and "I'd Say That You Were Upset" exemplify the kind of humor that was so pervasive on the band's earlier albums. Many of the tracks on here just don't grab me, however. Some are fairly boring, and others are noisy without saying much. That's not to say that you won't like them (they've been growing on me), but this probably shouldn't be your introduction to the wonderful world of the Young Fresh Fellows. Get it after you're familiar with the group's better work.

Not the most accessible YFF CD.......1999-02-24

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Average customer rating:

truly conceptual album with the minimum quantity of lyrics

The Lost Frontier
XII Alfonso
Manufacturer: Musea Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Release Date: 2006-06-01

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Hadrian's Wall Overture
Hello You (Bienvenue)
Mist (Brumes)
Minstrel's Tale
Ghost's Song (La Ballade du Fant
Lazy Day in Haltwhistle [Farniente a Haltwhistle]
Back to Northumberland (Retour en Northumberland)
Edges of Empire (Frontis d'Empire)
Diving into the Coal Womb (Les Entrailles de la Mine)
Breathing, Scarcely (Respirer a Peine)
Wheels of Change (Les Roues du Progres)
Another Day in Haltwhistle (Rester a Haltwhistle)
Heath (Lande)
Revival (Regain)
Thirteen Winds (Treize Vents)
Anthem (Hymne)

Customer Reviews:

truly conceptual album with the minimum quantity of lyrics.......2003-08-29

"In 122 AD, Roman emperor Hadrian decided to draw the limits of the Empire with a wall, fencing the north of England from Carlisle to New Castle. The ancient wall... (is still like an) ...eerie reminder of the far end of the world." If you consider that this is written in the booklet, you can imagine the dreamlike beauty of this record
This album is their first. In 1999 followed Odissey (in my opinion even better). I will not go at lenght, since their music says it all....

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Music from a very special place

The Lost Frontier

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ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B0000CAQ5H
Release Date: 2003-08-25

Tracks:

Hadrian's Wall Overture
Hello You
Mist
Minstrel's Tale
The Ghost's Song
Lazy Day In Haltwhistle
Back To Northumberland
Edges Of Empire
Diving Into The Coal Womb
Breathing, Scarcely
Wheels Of Change
Another Day In Haltwhistle
Heath
Revival
Thirteen Winds
Anthem

Album Description

XII ALFONSO is getting to be one of the "greatest" bands of international Progressive rock, thanks to his first album issued in 1996 and called "The Lost Frontier". This concept is about Hadrian's Wall, in Scotland, which separated the civilized world from the barbarian countries during the Roman times. Led by Philippe CLAERHOUT, the musicians from Bordeaux have built a superb work with long instrumental passages, some female vocals, and a Celtic-influenced atmosphere sometimes reminding of Mike OLDFIELD. Mickey SIMMONDS, the then-current CAMEL keyboards player, helps with his wonderful symphonic sounds while guitarist Dan AR BRAS brings a noticeable Celtic touch of good taste. A remarkable work !

Customer Reviews:

Music from a very special place.......2005-08-07

Northumberland is my favorite part of England, and I just returned from my fifth visit. It is a special place, so special that a visit there was the band's inspiration for this recording. The band returned to Haltwhistle and debuted the recording there, along with the video, and I'm told the townsfolk were moved to tears.

BTW, Hadrian's Wall is in England, not Scotland. The emperor Hadrian ordered it built to keep the Scots out, in fact.

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