Ken Dixon
Phanta Morgana
In the works as the sound track for an animated film and stage production. Progressive Rock as a work, with genre deviations for individual cuts
Release date: April 2005
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1
Adventures in The Foodchain
Short, haunting, explosive intro piece to set the stage for the rest of the theatrically devised CD, Phanta Morgana.
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0:58
2
Phanta Morgana
An acoustic opening which transitions into a real rocker before it's all over!
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4:37
3
Bottom Feeder (Babe!)
A guitar-driven item complimented by tasty 60's analog tidbits. Lonnie Napier provides his signature guitar work.
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4:24
4
Soul
Funky rhythm guitar served up on a bed of steamed bass and drums.
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3:55
5
Predators (Digital You, Virtual Me)
A dark tale to be sure, unless you're into internet porn, stalking and murder. Features Craig Bartock on guitar.
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5:14
6
Life in A Fishbowl
A Celtic pipe, a guitar dogfight, gongs and the ocean waves, h-m-m-m-m...
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4:23
7
We're All Doomed (A Comedy In One Act)
An amusing piece featuring alternating TV announcer and lyrics. Unfortunately, the topic isn't equally fun.
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4:04
8
Bellyup
A departure from the Progressive Rock nature of the CD to dive into an acoustic, folk pool with guitars, banjos and a hammer dulcimer played by Jen Kravitz.
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2:33
9
Can't Wake Up
Went to #1 on Broadjam Radio, been in Top 10 for over three months. Must be those opening drums...
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4:18
10
Fish Out Of Water
Opens with harmonica and acoustic guitar, which translates fairly quickly into what 20th Century Guitar Magazine calls a "Pop Classic".
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3:36
11
Phanta Morgana Revisited
The reprise of the story. As in all reprises, adults morph into children and thunder intros the penultimate offering.
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4:30
12
Flow To The Sea
A walk through the jungle in a thunder storm, the addicting rhythm of African drums flooding through the trees, and a chorus of Swahili-singing fish. Standard stuff really.
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8:10
13
What The Lord Has Done In Me.
A beautiful song written by Reuben Morgan, adapted here to perfectly bring the story all together. (Featuring Craig Bartock)
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4:05
