IOANNIDIS NIKOLAOS: Aren't you fed up?

Album info:

This album was created in 1997 and  released in 2000 by Homo Ecumenicus Publishing

 

All songs in this album are written (music and lyrics), arranged, and performed by IOANNIDIS NIKOLAOS

 

(N. Ioannidis  is a composer, musicologist, multi-instrumentalist performer, media theorist, and digital media creative producer with formal qualifications in Music, Musicology, Media Studies, and Digital Media Studies)

 

DOWNLOAD the songs of this CD  here

 

For more music by this composer visit the IOANNIDIS MP3  page

and his homepage

 

IOANNIDIS Nikolaos-Music album: Aren't you fed up? 

 

 

ALBUM TRACKS

Aren’t you fed up?

(LYRICS, MP3)

 

Genre: Blend of jazz, rock and Greek folk
Arrangement:
electric guitar (variations of solo electric guitar performances ranging from metallic to imitating bagpipes), vocals, bass, drums (jazz-rock), Greek folk percussion
Rhythm:
Greek folk rhythm 7/8
Lyrical subject:
a call for rebellion against an inadequate political system.

 

Looking for something to believe in

(LYRICS, MP3)

 

Genre: Sui generis.
Arrangement: 12string guitar, that in some parts of the song imitates the sound of Greek folk instruments, such as bouzouki, lute etc, violin, cello, Greek folk percussion (daouli and tuberleki)
Rhythm: Greek folk rhythm
Lyrical subject: the search for new ideals in a decaying world

 

Wish I could change it all

(LYRICS, MP3)

 

Genre: Rock ballad
Arrangement: Electric guitar,
Lyrical subject: the quest for serenity in "this age of anxiety"

 

Those with a brain

(LYRICS, MP3)

 

Genre: rock
Arrangement:
electric guitar, piano, keyboard, drums, vocals
Lyrical subject:
 “...how much more down can we get? How much more ugliness can take? ...”

 

Ever

(LYRICS, MP3)

 

Genre: Sui generis. Elements of religious Byzantine music and classical music.
Arrangement: vocals, violin, keyboard
Lyrical subject: contemplation on the eternal forces behind human misery: ignorance, passiveness, and fatalism.

 

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