Open Up Feat. Morten Holm - S/t Aor / Westcoast Kyle Vincent / Richard Marx on 2040-motos

US $72

Year:2 Mileage:0

Location:

Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom

Open Up feat. Morten Holm - S/T AOR / Westcoast Kyle Vincent / Richard Marx, US $72, image 1

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Personnel

Morton Holm Peterson (guitar)
Dave Evans lead vocals
Inge Ulrik Gundersen bass
Fredrik Johnsen guitars
David Johansen keyboards, drum programming
Stian Joneid acoustic guitar, backing vocals

Tracks

1.	Dreams	3:58
2.	A Joyful Day	4:05
3.	Anxious Mind	3:50
4.	Where Are You Summertime?	3:33
5.	Open Up	6:05
6.	No Hard Feelings	4:36
7.	Life Goes On	5:01
8.	U R the 1	2:54
9.	Lonely Days	3:32
10.	Blinded	3:37
11.	What Am I Gonna Do?	4:11

Total Running Time:		45:22

There’s a whole story behind this band, because leader MORTEN HOLM PETTERSEN once was a sprinter who wanted to become one of the best Norwegian athletics, but when he went to Portugal for a trainingcamp he got poisoned through food and his whole life dramatically changed. For over 13 years Morton stayed in bed with fever, cold and many other complications. During that period he began writing songs and the result was a band that recorded all his songs. MTM gladly decided to release the CD and so here it is, the first CD of MORTON HOLM’s ‘Open up’. The music on the CD is soft Westcoast/AOR/Poprock in the style of RICHARD MARX, RICK CUA, KYLE VINCENT, JOHN TAGLIERI... It’s very soft at times, and 80s inspired, radio-ready fun summer poprock/pop/westcoast like a calmer version of NELSON. The first 2 songs are interesting for the AOR fans, the uptempo “Dreams” and the midtempo “A joyful day”. Unfortunately the rest of the CD is too Pop orientated to be featured here, such as the PLAYER/EAGLES/AMERICA type of tunes “Anxious mind”, “Where are you summetime?” and “No hard feelings”. It’s nice to see this release, because it will inspire many people who also suffer from long-term illness, and it will give Morten himself something to be proud of. However, the music is not really interesting for the AOR/Melodic Rockfans, but if you like Westcoast/Pop you will love this!

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