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| 3.5 great | Gene Gol-Jonsson CONTRIBUTOR | August 30th 21 |
By and large this album's greatest appeal rests on Tropea and the band playing their hearts out on an album whose musical theme is that of space, journey through space, hardcore space operas and of course space adventures. In an attempt to sound as otherworldly as possible, evoking the feelings of being in some epic Star Wars-scale adventure, Tropea still try to keep it somewhat grounded and down-to-Earth.
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| 4.5 superb | SuiStation | November 17th 19 |
As a jewel appears in the treasure chest, this trip to space is a unique auditory delight. "Short Trip to Space" is a unique wonder of the eighties. Without becoming a revolutionary album and quite forgotten by the people, John Tropea gave us an example of what is possible when one exploits his imagination, creating a true space odyssey where Funk and Jazz blend in the best possible way.rThe album begins with a perfect Funk theme, attracting the audience with a really captivating sound and with a lot of charisma, and as the musical journey progresses, it explores the various layers, reaching an apotheosis ending, touching between what we usually qualify as "epic" with a more conservative and quiet finish, but that tells us about the end of this amazing work of art.rI am not sure if I will review "Short Trip to Space" soon, but if something should be clear is that we are not facing a simple album. This is a true journey, a satisfactory experience divided into different stages that not only show the genius of Tropea, but also the magic of Jazz-Funk and Fusion.
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| 3.5 great | arf | March 23rd 22 |
| 4.0 excellent | Risodo | March 3rd 20 |
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