STORMWORKS Chapter 3: Wait of the World - Stephen Melillo

STORMWORKS Chapter 3: Wait of the World

Stephen Melillo

  • Genre: Classical
  • Release Date: 1997-01-01
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 12

  • ℗ 1997 STORM®ecords

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Godspeed! Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 6:02
2
IN THE BEGINNING: 1. DNA & th Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 4:37
3
IN THE BEGINNING: 2. Children Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 4:10
4
IN THE BEGINNING: 3. Passing Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 4:27
5
DAVID: 1. The Battle to Come Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 2:13
6
DAVID: 3. The Touchstone... Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 6:02
7
DAVID: 4. A Sling & a Stone Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 7:07
8
Time to Take Back the Knights! Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 8:20
9
The Speech of Angels Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 7:16
10
WAIT of the WORLD: 1. And No Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 5:43
11
WAIT of the WORLD: 2. Awaiti Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 9:06
12
WAIT of the WORLD: 3. Rememb Marine Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy 9:28

Reviews

  • Stephen Melillo: What's going on in that head of his?

    5
    By FHBoy
    I have experienced Melillo's music by playing Godspeed! and Koldoon. I may not understand what all this "stormworks" stuff is, but I can say his music is fairly incredibility. Based on my knowledge of these two songs, Melillo shows an incredible range of emotion. At one moment, a passage feels like a momentous roller coaster, the next an etherial daydream. All I can say is I hope the rest of his music is as good as these two pieces. Buy these two songs at least...

  • Mere words will fall short of describing...

    5
    By Contrablast
    A 'moving' album? Hardly! 'Moving' would not begin to describe the journey one ventures on when listening to this music. This collection of Mr. Melillo's compositions does more than just 'move' one. It spawns an awakening of emotions, memories, and most importantly, inspirations. 'Time to Take Back the Knights!' could quite literally leave you thrusting your fist in the air in victory, and 'The Speech of Angels' could drop you to your knees in reverence to its utter beauty. I would highly recommend this album or any other with the name Melillo in its midst.

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