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934.0. ""Impetus" by Steve Roach?" by VAXWRK::BELLIVEAU () Wed Oct 21 1987 14:15

Has anyone seen the title "Impetus" by Steve Roach in CD form? If not, then
can someone recommend a store with a large "New Age" selection of CD's?
Rockit Records on the Daniel Webster Highway maybe?

Thanks for any help you can give.

marty
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934.1Found at Newberry ComicsKALLON::EIRIKUREir�kur Hallgr�mssonThu Oct 22 1987 16:1414
    I have this disc.  I believe that I got it at Newberry Comics.  If you
    have the LP, I'm not sure that the CD is a good investment.  It
    doesn't seem to be a terribly good recording.  I am quite enamored
    of the music, though.  Are there any other Steve Roach titles that
    you would recommend?  I've haven't have much luck asking at stores.
    Recent word has it that Fortuna, the record company which produced
    "Empetus," has gone under and sold out to Columbia, leaving the artists
    and reperetory in limbo.
    
    Having liked both of the Fortuna discs that I have, "Empetus" and
    "Transfer Station Blue" by Michael Shrieve, I would like to snatch
    up any other Fortuna releases before they disappear.
    
    	Eirikur
934.2thank youVAXWRK::BELLIVEAUFri Oct 23 1987 09:2211
re. .1

Thanks for the information. Actually a friend referred me to the title and
I haven't heard anything else by Steve Roach. It seems I even had the title
wrong? I thought it was "Impetus".

My introduction to "New Age" type music started with "Oxygene", "Equinoxe"
and "Les Chantes Magnetiques" by Jean-Michel Jarre and I've been hooked
ever since. It's not easy to discover other good works of this genre
because this type of music doesn't get much airplay. So I rely on the
recommendations of others with similar tastes.
934.3Time for the OEDKALLON::EIRIKUREir�kur Hallgr�mssonFri Oct 23 1987 13:458
    The spelling on the disc is indeed "Empetus."  It looks wrong to
    me, too.
    
    If this sort of music interests you, I would also suggest Michael
    Hoenig's "Xcept One" on Cinema records.  I know that I got it at
    Boston CD.