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Rogelio
- Drums, guitar, bass, keys
Rogelio
- Drums, guitar, bass, keys
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Rogelio Perea
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: Rush, Pink Floyd, Supertramp, Billy Idol, Prince, Human League, Doobie Brothers, Alan Parsons, Jean Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk, Genesis, Asia
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This is a song from Lucio Battisti's 1972 album "Umanamente uomo: il sogno"
My first instrumental steps with Garage Band.
Song by Kraftwerk, released in 1978 on their The Man-Machine album. The song was a B-side to their single, "The Model". It has been covered by OMD, Simple Minds and U2.
One more from whom I consider the master of these kind of works: Jean-Michel Jarre. A shortened version of this song... sans le vocoder ;-)
Short experiment with my acoustic guitar
From the Avalon album, released in 1982. Generally regarded as the culmination of the smoother, more adult-oriented sound of the band's later work.
The song was the first collaboration between Hollis and Friese-Greene. 'It's My Life' was released as the album's lead single in January 1984.
This was the debut single by the British pop band: The Zombies. It reached number twelve in the UK Singles Chart in August 1964, number two in the Billboard Hot 100 (USA) and number two in Canada.
A song from Neil Peart about his first long trip away from home, 1971 at age 18 he flew from his hometown in Canada to England... looking for that great big dream. He found it!
From Billy Idol's second album 'Rebel Yell', a song that reached 50 on the US Hot 100 when released in 1985. The lead vocals I did as a very subtle almost to the point of faint Jazz guitar sound... intentional :-)
The one song many people remember Bruce Hornsby by. Released in 1986 it became a hit full of political comentary... read the lyrics!
The second track to Jean Michel-Jarre's seminal album...
'I Robot... the story of the rise of The Machine and the decline of Man, which paradoxically coincided with his discovery of the wheel... and a warning that his brief dominance of this planet will probably end, because he tried to create Robot in hi
A song about dealing with sentimental relationship set backs... part of the healing process some say.
Another great song by Bernie Taupin and released on Elton John's 25th album: 'Made in England' in 1995.
7 seconds is all it takes for most people to establish an opinion on other person upon meeting them, the initial perception that usually endures and goes beyond that initial exchange at times creating rifts of misunderstanding...
An excellent song by Eros Ramazzotti, my second cover of this Italian musician/composer.
A short sequence of two great Sci-Fi movie themes: Tron & Starman
This is a short version (less than 5min) of one of Kraftwerk's most catchiest tunes. Very fun to do, extremely fun to listen to...
An instrumental, loud & sad instrumental. Cover of a demo tune packed with the Yamaha DB50 soundcard - the company that could have ruled the music world had they wanted to...
A 1986 hit from the 80's icon The Human League.
Seeing this live (and this applies to all of Rush's catalog) has been a gripping experience. Here's a humble attempt to capture the Rush sound...
The second track on the 1986 album Invisible Touch - the song with the little 'cricket'.
The unforgettable duel bewteen Madeline (Virginia Madsen) and Edgar (the computer) on the 1984 movie Electric Dreams
The theme music from the 1984 movie loosely based on the novel from Michael Ende, sung by former Kajagoogoo singer: Limahl