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Urkraft Webzine - Reviews As a fan of Conception, I often ask myself which album is their best, ”Parallel Minds” was very powermetal in it’s feel, and ”In Your Multitude” was more progressive than powermetal and finally ”Flow” was the departure of the old Conception as the band turned mainstream with modern rock anthems. Oh well, Conception will be remembered as the band who released two excellent albums, namely ”Parallel Minds” and ”In Your Multitude”, and a different, but still good album in it’s own way ”Flow”. Dammit I’ve just come to the realisation of the high quality of this album, when I think about it maybe it was for the best that the band decided to split after ”Flow” before turning into a pop band. hem.passagen.se /metalmusique/urkraft/newreviews/reviewconception.html

flow I mean you have to see the band's logo on the CD to convince yourself that this is indeed a Conception album. Sadly the band awakes only in the last two songs of the album "Cardinal sin" and "Would it be the same". Conception kept the "atmospheric" from the "atmospheric power metal". www.thetempleofmetal.gr /group_properties/conception/flow.htm

Conception - Flow Now I know after a few listenings on the last Conception CD released before they had to split up the band, that it was the wrong descision to make. This fourth album from the Norwegian band is not at all bad in any way. This is not a bad album as I said and it souhd attract all fans of this kind of metal. home.swipnet.se /mourningstar/reviews/conception/conception_flow.html

KamForum - Official Kamelot Discussion Board > Khan Is Coming Back To Progpower.... Every Conception album is different from the others, and Flow is the most different one. My band mates went last year and got to see Kamelot...I hope I get to go this year... In other words, I love Roy's voice, but that is not enough for me to listen to a band. www.kamelot.com /kamforum/lofiversion/index.php/t2278.html

Custom Made :: L.A. State of Mind :: Custom Made Recordings "LA State Of Mind" gets introspective towards the end, with "Escape Your Mind" and "Thoughts When I Wake Up." Throughout the album, Custom Made demonstrates superior talent, and the leisurely pace of these two does not disrupt their flow. They don't try anything spectacular, and the result is a superior album. Other standouts on this short album are "Workers In The Mind" and "Not Like This." Custom Made performs on the mic at every turn, so it's no surprise that the best cuts are the most musically sound. www.rapreviews.com /archive/2004_05_lastateofmind.html   (824 words)

CONCEPTION Parallel Minds reviews "The band which made this album is rubbish", etc., We suggest you listen to an album several times before writing a review. Musically they have stayed true to their sound, slightly progressive Melodic Metal, which mainly lives off Tore Østby's guitar-wizardry and Khan's brilliant vocals, but both elements are always used for the good of the song, no solo-escapades ruining the flow of the songs or one part growing too dominant. All songs are really worthy on this one, with "Roll the Fire" outstanding of the others, and taking the place of the band's most popular and appreciated song. www.progarchives.com /Progressive_rock_discography_CD.asp?cd_id=3788   (824 words)

Detailed Reviews [Zao - 1976/2004 - "Live!"] - ProgressoR Representing an improvisational Zeuhl, this is the only track here that doesn't suit the traditional conception of RIO almost at all. Overall, the music on the album represents highly complex and constantly developing interplay between all of the band members, though violin solos are always a bit dominant over the others. However, I console myself with positive thoughts that the flow of newcomers to the world of highly complex progressive music is still inexhaustible, and there are those who had time to comprehend and love Zeuhl and RIO, and yet, still haven't heard Zao. www.progressor.net /review/zao_1976_live.html   (618 words)

Choler Magazine Album Review: Various Artists -- Le Flow (French Hip-Hop Compilation) Fortunately, Le Flow will blow away any conception of French rappers doing nothing but spitting out silver smooth flows; there's some hardcore stylings and ragga-inflected verses on this comp, and not a single beat cashing in on French musical kitsch (in hip-hop that began and ended with Tribe Called Quest's "Luck of Lucien"). 5) Listened to Le Flow, a new compilation of French hip-hop. French hip-hop rates somewhere less interesting than the variety of Japan, but definitely better than the contributions of Denmark (sorry). www.choler.com /reviews/le_flow.shtml   (601 words)

Bagatellen: Sonny Clark - Leapin' And Lopin' (Blue Note) Clark sounds completely at one with his instrument here, in the flow -- in the zone -- as if, as I think it is possible to do, he has seduced himself into true discipline. The Clark / Duvivier / Roach trio is particularly valuable too in that the program consists entirely of Clark originals (something he had heretofore not attempted), several of which were re-arranged for the quintets documented on MY CONCEPTION. One of the reasons I have always loved this record, though, is that Clark, for much of his recording career something of a nondescript, "professional" accompanist, managed to make a quintessential Blue Note album that nonetheless breaks -- rather, elides -- many of that specific "sound's" formulas. www.bagatellen.com /archives/row/000420.html   (1133 words)

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