PANTA RHEI - Peer Gynt Suite (Video 1)
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Uploaded by kraftneu on Dec 2, 2006
Hungarian rock band.
Edvard Grieg's "Peer Gynt Suite" recorded by PANTA RHEI in 1976.
The music on this version is edited to a shorter time, for the video, the full version can be heard on their 1997 CD compilation Epilogus.
Features mind blowing musicianship from the band.
A pure ELP influenced band.
A great rock adaption of a classical piece.
Pure full on Prog Rock and Symphonic Music.
CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED BAND!!
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the guitarist from panta rhei is my physics professor at johns hopkins now...interesting career change
3 years ago 8
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Why is it so difficult to understand this music which was made in the same manner as ELP´s Blue rondo a la Turk ? Pantha Rhei was a very good band with his own distinctive music. I liked them.
4 years ago 2
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... Majd 40 éve hallottam utoljára!!!
Micsoda emlékek törnek elő!
Nagyon köszönöm!!! ;)))
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@kraftneu panta rhei sounds more like a very dangerous cult then a rockband, but ok...
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Azon magyar együttesek közé tartozik akik a 70-es évek közepén feldolgozásokat játszottak de perifériára szorulva alig maradt hangzó anyag . Úgy hogy köszi azon zeneszerető emberkéknek akik ezeket feltöltötték ide. :)
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'76?? damn.. pretty advanced stuff for its time
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Great track! Indeed there are a lot of such gems in the former East-Bloc once hidden behind the iron curtain.
A vivid example for that is Russian prog rock band of the late 70s called HORIZONT (which is IMO one of the best prog rock bands ever).
Try for instance " Snowballs by Horizont " and you'll get a smashing example of original Soviet symphonic prog.
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great prog rock track
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Incredable! Edward Grieg?
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I respectfully disagree.
Great music transcends nation, religion, ideology, and all those thing imposed upon the human mind to divide humanity
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He must have removed his own comments, I know I haven't taken any comments off.
Hope that helps, cheers kraftneu!
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Why did you removed KenThule's comment? It contained nothing wrong! By mistake?
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Is this elp?
NASENT 3 years ago
No, it's from a very obscure Prog rock band from Hungary called 'Panta Rhei'.
They were influenced by ELP though.
kraftneu 3 years ago
Well, i thought it was kinda cool...
But the drum rythms sounds weird and messy, and even off beat sometimes.
SmokeCloudz 4 years ago
Maybe when they recorded this, they probably did not record it as a band together in one go?, maybe the drums would have sounded better if they had played as a band I wonder.
kraftneu 4 years ago