Igor Stravinsky, Nikos Skalkottas, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, Bela Bartok, Sergei Prokofiev, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Modeste Moussorgsky, Manuel De Falla, St. Robert Fripp, King Crimson, Van Der Graaf Generator, Peter Hammill, David Jackson, David Sylvian, Genesis, Peter Gabriel, Cervello, Camel, Brian Eno, Magma, Kate Bush, Harmonia, Jethro Tull, Canterbury progressive rock, Sigmatropic, Aphrodite's Child, Bustan Abraham
Stelios Romaliadis (personal project name: Lüüp) was born on 10th of April 1981 in Athens. He studied flute mainly with Sofia Mavrogenidou and he is very happy about it! He is E X C I T E D about being a member of Yellow Elephant Ensemble. Ex-member of My Sound Projector
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- His first solo album will be released from the French label MUSEA RECORDS. Among the artists that have released albums through Musea records are: Rick Wakeman, Focus, Pierre Moerlen (Gong), Anglagard, Ange, Atoll, Pulsar, The Flower Kings and more…
"Distress Signal Code" will be released on SEPTEMBER 2008 and it will be distributed in Europe, South America, USA, Canada, Asia through these
distributors!
“Distress Signal Code” features many special guests such as: David Jackson(ex-Van Der Graaf Generator / Peter Hammill): tenor, alto & soprano saxophones, flute, loops
Lisa Isaksson(Lisa O Piu / Piu): vocals, acoustic guitar, flute, glockenspiel, percussion, lyrics
Akis Boyatzis(Sigmatropic): vocals, bass guitar, piano, keyboards, electronics, lyrics
Eleni Adamopoulou(Magnitophono / Manekinekod): vocals, keyboards, samples, lyrics
Nikos Fokas(Yellow Elephant Ensemble / Common Sense): mellotron, keyboards
Haha, almost correct, I understand what you meant but most of those words are not really correct in the context, but it..s wonderful anyway! hahaha! Kram!
I think you're as good as us at least! I'm not a great jammer... though I have a lot of fantasy, so I use to get away with that :) Love to jam, by the way... and the more, the merrier... We played Octopus at our festival with eleven people on various instruments... The ultimate jam-song :)... time- and rythm- and signature-changes all the time, haha, but we kind of made it... with, 5 guitars, a flute, a bassguitar, a clavinet, a drummer and two percussionists :) See you next summer then!
Hi Stelios! Thanks a lot! We haven't yet rehersed Supertwister, but we will certainly play it! I think we'll do it without the deo-spray thing though, haha! Perhaps with the beer can opening at the ending. I also would love to play the opening of The Snow Goose which is my favorite alongside The White Rider and Curiousity (which we're learning at the moment :) Camel have been heroes for me and my brother (drummer) for many years and it feels like a dream to play their songs... espesially with that little red cottage at the rear :) Looking forward to hear your 20-minute adventure, sounds very interesting. At the monent there's a lot to do with Piu and Cirrus, but there's always time for more music :) We had a small acousic festival here this sunday with Cirrus, Lisa O Piu, Lady Fantasy, Aurora, Lie Mutherpluckin' B, Enter the Core and Trollskogen (great band, sounds a bit like Happy the Man!). I think you'd like it... we'll do it again next summer so then you could come and play some of your songs and we'll do a cover of the Undercoverman... or perhaps Arrows, cause the only keyboard we had was a Clavinet (and a children keyboard from Bontempi :)... Me and Lisa also played the opening music from The Wicker Man on violin and flute. We'll post some pictures soon! By the way... we have a new song that we recorded two weeks ago... it's on my page, called "Älvdans vid Kolarkojan", Lisa plays very beautiful flute and I play some far out violin :) How is the album going? Heard that you will have some celebreties guesting on the release party :) Hope you're having a great summer! /DavidS
