Astor Piazzolla & New Tango Quintet - Tango: Zero Hour
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Free Music Notes for Tango: Zero Hour
Free Music Review: Not Impress
Hit: 1 Stars
I made a mistake of buying this CD without listening to it first.It has also five music in a CD.I Love to listen to Tango Especially La Cumparsita , La Paloma, A Media Luz,and love to dance Tango...Very Sorry that "Tango: Zero Hour" is not my type of music and did'nt impress me.
Free Music Review: Impressive!
Hit: 5 Stars
Piazzolla has to be one of my favorites out there! This album is full of intrigue and it certainly pulls your feelings from one extreme to the other... Full of passion, of sadness, of anger... Although you won't find his finest pieces like "Adios Nonino" or "Libertango", this album is excellent from beginning to end. Let the "sentimiento gaucho" take over you!Free Music Review: from a lay person
Hit: 5 Stars
I bought this CD for two reasons: I like tango and the reviews made it sound like it was the second coming of Gardel. The CD is amazing. I love it.
It is instrumental which is not something I was expecting. I am no connoisseur but it's a great piece to listen to when you need background music that is far more provocative and interesting than you'd expect.
Free Music Review: Why yes, it is amazing.
Hit: 5 Stars
35 five star ratings so far, and no rating with a lower grade.
And it deserves every one of them.
Free Music Review: New Tango
Hit: 5 Stars
Tango: Zero Hour was the very first tango recording/CD I had ever heard. A friend of mine loaned it to me, not ever telling me exactly what Tango was- all I knew to think of was the dancers with the roses between their teeth, where the dancing was more dramatic than the music... So, my first mistake: having never heard tango. My second? Listening to it late at night in the dark. Music had never rocked my world quite like this... It was the most intense experience I had ever had with music. I was shocked. Wide-eyed. Taken aback. The version I had in my hands was the original with the liner notes, not the new shiny one that I now own (and that you can now buy), and the prose written on the card inside was enough to rip me in half without having ever heard the music. Tango: Zero Hour is not for the faint at heart. It is not for the light enthusiast. As the liner notes so eloquently said: "And suffer, Motherf*****. This is the Tango."