1. Power Of The Music 2. Undivided 3. Should ve Been Gone 4. Who Do You Run To 5. Con t Stop The Angel 6. Same But Different 7. Any Time At All 8. Without Love 9. Never Together 10. Lonely Without You 11. Can t Get Away 12. World Keep Turning
Colegas esto suena mortal, y no creo que sean demos, lo digo porque suena ochentero a muerte, salio este lunes a la venta, y yo voy directo a pillarlo, que ya dejaron la calidad en su City Streets.
Pues no me dicen nada... si suenan a los 80, pero una cosa es sonar a esa época y otra que los temas sean buenos, y a mi no me gustan y mira que el AOR inglés suele ser muy bueno.
Será cuestión de escuchar más temas a ver si me entra.
jajajajajaja, que toloco el torete, aor cervezero jajaja... La cerveza esta bien pero los Moritz mucho mas, su primer album es la caña y este son doce temas, estoy seguro que la mayoria de calidad, cuando lo tenga lo comento
Pre If Only (Greg Hart,Ian Edwards) and Gts (Greg Hart) band who released this very rare vinyl ep with 4 tracks of excellent pompous melodic aor. There is also a rare single that contains a non-ep track called "Shadow of a dream". If you like Gts but with more keys, and if you can find a copy, these guys are for you!
Peter Scallan - Vocals Greg Hart - Guitars John Metcalfe - Drums Andy Stewart - Keyboards Mike Nolan - Lead guitar Ian Edwards - Keyboard bass
Abra q estar muy atento con este 'Undivided'
Muxisimas Gracias por la Genial Info!!
MAS INFO d MORITZ:
MORITZ - SHADOWS OF A DREAM (1987, INDEPENDENT)
Peter Scallan - vocals Greg Hart - guitars Mike Nolan - lead guitar Ian Edwards - bass, keyboards Andy Stewart - keyboards John Metcalfe - drums
Background Moritz were a British band trying to etch out a career in the wimpwire/hair metal stakes of the mid-late eighties. Featured in many of the leading UK rags at the time, the band could not break through into the big time, despite their best efforts. From London, the band no doubt saw the success of other British exports all signed to major labels at the time, including Virginia Wolf (Atlantic), Shy (RCA), FM (Portrait), Outside Edge (10 Records) and to a lesser extent (because they were based Stateside mainly), The Outfield and John Parr. Moritz were competing in the same space as the likes of Midnight Blue, La Paz and Peroux. All unsigned British acts looking to get the jump on each other. Moritz had professional management, and presumably it was they who organised a very professional 4-track EP to help give the band a headstart. 'Shadows Of A Dream' was the resulting output.
The Songs The band present us with a set of four tunes. All enveloped in that mid-eighties time-warp populated by the likes of FM and Shy. Starting out with a (sort of) ballad 'Can't Stop Loving You', this one is very American sounding, not unlike FM on their 'Indiscreet' album. The band rev it up on 'Place In Your Heart', a workingman's Fastway circa their 'On Target' platter, though admittedly it isn't an exceptional song by Moritz's high standards. 'City Streets' only fares marginally better.. the guitars noticeably down in the mix to my ears. Without doubt, the highlight is the last track 'Break It Up', the whole affair smacks of Shy circa 'Excess All Areas', though with the track title, you couldn't help but hear the Foreigner influence waft through on the chorus, bringing back copy-cat reminders of their similarly titled song from 'Foreigner 4'! It's a choice track though!
In Summary The band didn't last too long beyond 1987 unfortunately, and were consigned to the dusty shelves of history not long after. A cover of Moritz's 'Hearts On The Line' can be heard on If Only's 'Destiny' CD from 2004. As for this EP, it is a good rare recording, and quite classy for an independent EP I must say, and one which lives well enough in the eighties decade, but probably not beyond that. Scallan went on to sing with the band Samson, while most of the other members migrated to the aforementioned band If Only, featuring female singers Jackie Bodimead and Tina Egan, though at different stages of that bands career. This included Greg Hart, Ian Edwards and Andy Stewart. Hart also went on to GTS. Fans of the band FM should investigate Moritz willingly
El "City Streets" tiene unos 3 temaciguos buenos (como "Cant stop loving you" que casi me lo pille por este tema...) pero pokiguo mas...de esos diskiguos que en breves valdra una pasta por lo chungo de conseguir y que se ultra sobrevalorara...
Este nuevo tiene mejor pinta, algo mas maduros y corbateros, pero el sonido de bateria que han sacado no me guta nadon!!!!
Preparaos para flipar, sino fuese por la pinta de algunos miembros, diria que este videoclip esta grabado en los ochenta, porque el tema, es algo imposible de hacer en este tiempo, yo sigo creyendo que era demos de hace veinte años, el cantante yo creo que lo hace incluso mejor que hace veinte años. No se si el mejor album del año, pero si el mas ochentero, y aun tengo que escucharlo entero a ver si me llega:
Colegas, ya esta, disco ochentero del año, sin esperarlo, solo Moritz podia conseguirlo. Ir esta misma tarde a pillar el disco donde sea, quien tenga dudas, yo se lo paso para que lo escuche, pero tienen que vender miles de copias, porque se lo merecen, no tardeis mas, mañana a las diez de la mañana en la puerta del sunrecords, arise, donde sea
Hardrockwarrior escribió:Preparaos para flipar, sino fuese por la pinta de algunos miembros, diria que este videoclip esta grabado en los ochenta, porque el tema, es algo imposible de hacer en este tiempo, yo sigo creyendo que era demos de hace veinte años, el cantante yo creo que lo hace incluso mejor que hace veinte años. No se si el mejor album del año, pero si el mas ochentero, y aun tengo que escucharlo entero a ver si me llega:
El otro dia estuve escuchando el disco y este tema me llamó poderosamente la atención, me recuerda horrores a FOREIGNER
y mira que el AOR inglés suele ser muy bueno. 
