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	Kaleidoscope - Roland Grapow's Official Homepage - Curiosities
		The Rampage albums with Roland can't be recorded on CD because the original tapes were destroyed by a member of the band.
		The title "Kaleidoscope" doesn't have any special concept, it was a suggestion and a word that Roland likes, since it sounds well and expresses the multi-coloured spirit of his album, with a lot of different concepts, styles and guitar lines.
		Unlike the first solo album, "The Four Seasons Of Life", which had the single for "I Remember", no singles were released for the "Kaleidoscope" album because the japanese label considered the market for metal bands too weak at that time, due to recession.
	www.truemetal.org /kaleidoscope/abouthim/curiosities.html (2357 words)

	Tech Tidbit -- March 2003
		The kaleidoscope you probably recall from childhood was a cardboard tube with two mirrors running down its length, containing pieces of colored glass at one end and an eyepiece at the other.
		Kaleidoscope Heaven -- a site "dedicated toward the understanding and appreciation of kaleidoscopes and those that love them" with information about how to build a kaleidoscope, math and kaleidoscopes, digital photography, and more.
		Kaleidoscope World, a "cybershop" of The Glass'scope of Red Wing, Minnesota, has a wonderful collection of 'scopes, ranging in price from a dollar to several thousand (also some neat kaleidoscope photographs).
	www.alteich.com /tidbits/t030303.htm (548 words)

	Kaleidoscope - Fat Angel Article
		It seems all the more difficult to explain why Kaleidoscope failed to make it at a time when West Coast music was all the rage and names like the Doors, Country Joe and the Fish or the Airplane were dropped in music circles as often as those of the Stones or the Beatles.
		Their first album, Side Trips, was released in May/June 1967 within a couple of months of the finest albums by some many first generation West Coast bands, Surrealistic Pillow, Electric Music for the Mind and Body, Moby Grape, Buffalo Springfield, but it failed to get associated with them.
		But the album has more than its fair share of treats, the tragic ballad “Greenwood Sidee” is in the same vein as “Oh Death,” with its prevailing mood set by the droning fiddle and the percussive march tempo, it builds up perfectly, and Feldthouse’s vocal matches brilliantly.
	www.pulsatingdream.com /Kaleidoscope_Fat_Angel_Article.html (2196 words)

	Jesusfreakhideout.com: Rachael Lampa, "Kaleidoscope" Review
		After listening to her first album, it may hit you when you hear Kaleidoscope that she may have modernized her sound too much and lost some of the heartfelt, deeply resonating vocals that were characteristic of her debut.
		Her sophomore album is more experimental, with every track harbouring it's own sound and style, bearing a more electronic feel.
		The opening song of Kaleidoscope, "Savior Song," is about a time when she was searching, "There was a time / I was lost, I was blind / I was searching for something I could not find," and was found by her Savior.
	www.jesusfreakhideout.com /cdreviews/Kaleidoscope.asp (402 words)

	Tower Records - Kaleidoscope's End - Scott Wilson
		The album was recorded between November of 1996 and May of 2003.
		Kaleidoscope's End, It's Not So Easy, Take it Away, and Shade of Eden, were mixed by Brian, and the rest were mixed by Andy.
		David Collins mastered the album shortly after the mixes, and in August of 2005, the album was finally released.
	www.towerrecords.com /product.aspx?pfid=CDB1117840012 (1174 words)

	Kaleidoscope
		I listen to the album quite often because it is a masterpiece of 1960s pop music, and I love 1960s pop music.
		When the album was finally re-issued in 1987 after a long period as one of the most sought after collectors items, enough copies were sold for "Tangerine Dream" to enter the indie chart.
		A new generation were beginning to discover the delights of the 60s and the popularity of Kaleidoscope and their records continues to grow to this day.
	www.marmalade-skies.co.uk /kaleidos.htm (1755 words)

	Jesusfreakhideout.com: Earthsuit, "Kaleidoscope Superior" Review
		The album starts with "One Time," one of their previously released singles.
		This is not a perfect album (the passion that is apparent when reading the lyrics seem to be lacking in the actual recording, and the ten track album screams for just a couple more songs), but it is definitely beyond mediocre.
		Among the great albums of the year so far, and definitely one of the best debut albums, we can only expect bigger and better things from Earthsuit.
	jesusfreakhideout.com /cdreviews/KaleidoscopeSuperior.asp (288 words)

	Kaleidoscope World - The Chills - Song Listings
		Kaleidoscope World is the Chills' essential document, although it's not an album but a collection of tracks from early- and mid-'80s EPs, singles, and compilation cuts.
		Perhaps that's not surprising: the Chills are more skilled at crafting interesting odds and sods than sustaining interest over the course of an album, where their somewhat monochromatic approach tends to drag things down.
		The highlight (of both the album and the Chills' career) is their New Zealand hit single, the haunting "Pink Frost." ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide [-] Continue
	www.mp3.com /albums/3235/summary.html (538 words)

	Kaleidoscope MP3 Downloads - Kaleidoscope Music Downloads - Kaleidoscope Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The same lineup that made the band's previous reunion album, 1977's When Scopes Collide, came together again for this surprise1990 release, wryly subtitled "We Ain't Dead Yet." It's stronger than...
		The Incredible Kaleidoscope (1969) was the combo's third album and first to boast contributions from newest members Stuart Brotman (bass/vocals) and Paul Lagos (percussion), flanking David Lindley...
		Kaleidoscope's second album is the best non-compilation showcase of their legendary eclecticism and versatility.
	www.mp3.com /kaleidoscope/artists/3975/discography.html (1303 words)

	Kaleidoscope Sound Studios
		Kaleidoscope Sound is a premiere dual recording facility based on a simple premise: All music, no attitude.
		Whether you're recording a major label album or an Indie project, Kaleidoscope offers the perfect mix of cutting edge technology and perfectly maintained vintage gear, all in a relaxed and comfortable setting.
		We are easily accessible via public transportation, car, and even ferry-boat, and have an on-site, bedroom/apartment for clients who wish to remain on the premises or have exclusive use of the facility.
	www.kaleidoscopesound.com /aboutksound.php (241 words)

	Browse by Artist: KALEIDOSCOPE
		"Kaleidoscope was one of the most promising young English groups of the psychedelic age.
		Their 1967 Fontana debut album Tangerine Dream was highly-prized among hippies and the band was rated alongside such outfits as Tomorrow and Traffic.
		New version of what was the first album of two by this UK psychedelic pop group, first issued by Fontana in 1967.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/kaleidoscope.html (193 words)

	Catholic Music Network: Album Detail - Kaleidoscope by Rachael Lampa
		On Kaleidoscope, Lampa branches off, pen in hand, writing on five of the album's 11 songs: "Lead Me (I'll Follow)," "Give Your Heart Away," "I'm All Yours," "A Song for You," and "Sanctuary." The same process that birthed six radio hits from Live for You was employed again this time around.
		Kaleidoscope is not a "huge jump" from the debut, but rather a bridge.
		Now, with Kaleidoscope, Lampa is even more resolved than ever that she is where she needs and wants to be.
	www.catholicmusicnetwork.com /cmn_cd_detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=50238 (1286 words)

	Kaleidoscope - Roland Grapow's Official Homepage - The French Connection Interview
		On the first album, everyone feels the classical influences, which are the main part of my playing.
		That explains the main changes on "Kaleidoscope", changes motivated by what was not exactly good to me on the first album.
		It was not an solo album of Michael Kiske but indeed an solo album of all guys of Helloween.
	www.truemetal.org /kaleidoscope/abouthim/interview01.html (2358 words)

	Kaleidoscope Reviews
		Kaleidoscope emerged from Harrow in a mist of hallucination, at a time when the world and particularly England, was ripe fro change.
		The album is a double, and tells the story of a fictional actress, Angel, and her tragic end.
		As the album develops, so too does the maturity of the sound, as the arrangements become more complex and intriguing, culminating in the remarkable "Song from Jon" to close side three with a lovely blend of guitar and sitar which recalls their psychedelic early years.
	hem.passagen.se /chla1014/Reviews.html (1879 words)

	Kelis : Kaleidoscope - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		The album's flaws stem from steps taken backward toward what one could call "mainstream" R&B. It's when Kelis and her production team create tracks that best fit her voice and uniqueness that the end results are outstanding.
		Kaleidoscope starts out strongly enough with standouts such as "Caught out There," "Get Along with You," and "In the Morning." Sadly enough, the focus seems to lose its footing midway and from there on out, the remaining songs run from average to good.
		As an artist who could become, with the proper guidance, a prominent figure for years to come, Kelis is one not to dismiss.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,920251,00.html (215 words)

	Earthsuit's Kaleidoscope Superior
		Each song on this album is entrancing and paints a scene for the listener.
		Throughout this entire album Earthsuit is portraying how small and insignificant humans truly are and how great and glorious our God is. That excites me. Serving such an amazing God helps remind me how to live.
		Mitchell best expressed the mission of the band when he said, "If nothing else, I hope that when people come away from listening to the album or seeing us play live they get a sense of the passion and excitement there is in serving Him.
	www.realmagazine.com /new/reviews/earthsuit1.html (352 words)

	MICHAEL VESCERA PROJECT - ANIMATION
		Joe Stump gets the most work on the album and if the quality of the tunes are anything to go by then Joe Stump's next Reign Of Terror album [feat Vescera] promises to be one to watch.
		The first neo-classical esque track on the album, reminiscent of the material on Roland Grapow's 'Kaleidoscope' cd which Vescera was the vocalist on, therefore its no real surprise to see that its Grapow who adds the guitar tracks here.
		Overall there is not a weak track on the album and the majority of modern metal styles covered means there is something for virtually every rock fan here.
	www.geocities.com /byrdtribute/mvp.html (1272 words)

	Sir Lemming's review: Earthsuit - The Rise of Modern Simulation
		You see, Earthsuit left their label, Sparrow Records (which released Kaleidoscope Superior), a year or two ago, and this album was in the works.
		Plans varied; it was possible that their second album would never be released.
		Kaleidoscope Superior was an interesting album that grew on you, and after a few listens, was one of the most brilliant things you've ever heard.
	home.messiah.edu /~as1321/reviews/earthsuit-TROMS.htm (1898 words)

	CD Baby: SCOTT WILSON: Kaleidoscope's End
		“Kaleidoscope’s End” (with it’s bombastic harmony vocals and verses that straddle a line between folk and alternative) had me scratching my head as I tried to decide if it reminded me of something I heard in the 70’s or just last week on alt.
		The musicianship and vocals throughout this recording are stellar with some particular points of light being the fretless bass work that shows up on a few tunes, the consistently exciting guitar solos and the heartbreakingly powerful lead vocal on “Shade of Eden”.
		Listening to “Kaleidoscope’s End”, I was reminded of how, in some musical circles these days, it has become cool to be nonchalant and ultra loose in approaching songwriting and musicianship.
	cdbaby.com /cd/wilsonscott?cdbaby=0226407fd1148573494bdf42bdff9d22 (1694 words)

	Kaleidoscope - Albums
		This comfortably sized post-bound volume includes up to 20 pages (40 sides) and is designed to hold a moderate number of photographs and memorabilia.
		This single or double page in a frame or frames can hold fewer than five photographs or mementos for the single (or fewer than ten for the double), a title and some journaling at your direction.
		When Kaleidoscope receives your final payment, the album and pen(s) will be carefully and appropriately packaged for shipment to you.
	www.kaleidoscope-of-memories.com /albums.html (374 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Kaleidoscope: Music: Kelis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Her greatest asset is her flexible, multipurpose voice, which shifts from smooth and sultry to a scream with swift efficiency on "Caught Out There", and can range from sweet and sensual on the trip-hoppy "Suspended" to singsong simplicity on "Game Show".
		Her second album is now in the making, and she has a lot to live up to.
		Ghetto children is one of the more upbeat tracks on the album and if carried very well by the male vocalist who sings with kelis.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Kaleidoscope-Kelis/dp/B000038A2T (1119 words)

	PictureTrail
		We are based in Camberley in UK and as far as we know, we have the only studio dedicated to Kaleidoscope-making in the country.
		We are certainly the only UK-based Kaleidoscope artists to be featured in the prestigious US-published Kaleidoscope Collectors' Guide.
		In these albums, you will find illustrations of the principal types of kaleidoscope we make, plus examples of the images they produce.
	www.picturetrail.com /kaleidoscopesg (352 words)

	Crosswalk.com - Lampa's Kaleidoscope Paints a Pretty Picture
		Kaleidoscope's level of growth is much like Jaci's self-titled sophomore project.
		The album's opener, Savior Song, is a typical pop opener and reminiscent of one of her debut singles, You Lift Me Up.
		This project proves that Rachael's "kaleidoscope" is filled with colors of a promising future in Christian music.
	www.crosswalk.com /fun/music/1120036.html (400 words)

	Kelis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kelis began recording her debut album, Kaleidoscope, in late 1997 and was finished within a year.
		The whole album was produced by Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo (The Neptunes).
		The album has found life in England, where it sold 60,000 copies within its first three weeks of release and was certified Silver by the BPI music organization on September 29, 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kelis (1505 words)

	Kenny Swann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The 15 song CD is a concept album (similar to THE WALL): a project that Swann began writing in 1997 in between Pozers projects.
		Although there is mass speculation (from critics or fans alike) regarding the allusions in the album's lyrics or what the album means or represents as a whole, but Swann is remaining silent.
		If they released albums back to back for the next 20 years they would not be able to use all of the songs.
	www.6thfloor.com /ken.htm (384 words)

	Amazon.com: Kaleidoscope: Music: Kelis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The entire album was produced by the Neptunes and it came out around the same time that they were truly establishing themselves as a creative force in the worlds of hip hop, r&b, and pop.
		It is totally unconventional in style and form compared to other albums within its genre, which is like a major breath of fresh air for people like myself who have become bored with the monotonous, formulaic, redundancy of most modern r&b.
		The flow of the album is really good too - each song has its own individuality without lulling the listener into boredom and as I mentioned earlier, even the filler tracks are interesting to listen to for the excellent beats produced by the Neptunes.
	www.amazon.com /Kaleidoscope-Kelis/dp/B000038A2T (2188 words)

	Rachael Lampa - Music Downloads - Online
		Featuring a duet with Aaron Neville, "There Is Still a Dream," the album was co-produced by Brent Bourgeois and Brown Bannister, who had discovered Lampa at a music conference in Colorado when she was 14.
		By the following year, her debut album was released, around the time the young singer was beginning high school.
		Her second album, 2002's Kaleidoscope, featured more contributions from Lampa as a songwriter.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/837/Rachael-Lampa/1031363.html (124 words)

	Ground and Sky review - Kopecky - Serpentine Kaleidoscope
		Even looking at the album art before hearing a note of music, I get an idea that things aren't going to be as sunny this time around.
		I think this album is more unified than the rather fragmented-feeling debut; all the pieces here share a common mood, and they're almost uniformly interesting.
		The most exciting piece on the album in terms of the band's potential, though, is "Wings of Asphyxia", which sounds like a metal band attempting to channel Univers Zero, or maybe a more strident 70's King Crimson improv.
	www.progreviews.com /reviews/display.php?rev=kop-sk (824 words)

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