Premonition
Tony MacAlpine · 1994
53 min · 13 tracks · jazz fusion · neo-classical metal
A virtuosic blend of jazz fusion and neo-classical metal that showcases intricate compositions and technical prowess.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- intricate compositions for deep focus
- virtuosic solos that inspire awe
- dynamic contrasts throughout the album
- immersive listening for concentration
- short interludes enhance overall experience
Maybe skip if you want
- seeking straightforward, catchy tunes
- prefer vocal-driven music experiences
Where this album fits
- Career context
- In 1994, Tony MacAlpine was solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in the instrumental rock genre, following his previous successful albums. 'Premonition' marked his fifth studio album, and it came after the acclaimed 'Maximum Security' in 1992, showcasing his evolution as both a composer and guitarist.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Jason Becker· Marty Friedman· Yngwie Malmsteen
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Opus 28 #18 0:49
- 2 The Violin Song 6:00
- 3 Ghost of Versailles 4:30
- 4 Tower of London 4:15
- 5 Rusalka 7:15
- 6 Rondeau Partita #2 1:22
- 7 Gila Monster 3:37
- 8 The Czar 5:22
- 9 Maestro di Cappella 4:30
- 10 Inflection 5:13
- 11 Opus 28 #3 0:53
- 12 Animation 5:05
- 13 Winter in Osaka 4:37
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