"Fanfare for Absent Friends" from the 2010 CD, Erik Norlander - The Galactic Collective. Performers are: Erik Norlander - keyboards, Mark Matthews - bass, Nick LePar - drums and Freddy DeMarco - guitar. This song originally appeared on the 2004 CD, Erik Norlander - Seas of Orion, released by the Quantum Records label in The Netherlands. A later version also appeared on Erik's "Live in St. Petersburg" CD/DVD package in 2006 and was used for the start and end titles. This third version of the song is the most mature and complete to date with an extended piano intro along with new guitar parts including a great solo by Freddy DeMarco. www.thetank.com. + Informações

"After the Revolution" from the 2010 CD, Erik Norlander - The Galactic Collective. The full version is 12:16. This version has been edited to fit within YouTube's 10-minute time constraint. Performers are: Erik Norlander - keyboards, Mark Matthews - bass, Nick LePar - drums, John Payne - guitar, Mitch Perry - guitar, Ron Redfield - guitar and Lana Lane - choral vocals. This song was originally composed by Erik Norlander and Mark McCrite for the 2006 CD, Rocket Scientists - Revolution Road. Erik developed this current arrangement after touring with the song for 4 years and making adjustments along the way. www.thetank.com. + Informações

"Dreamcurrents" from the 2010 CD, Erik Norlander - The Galactic Collective. Performers are: Erik Norlander - keyboards, Mark McCrite - acoustic guitars, Mark Matthews - bass and Nick LePar - drums, . This song originally appeared on Erik's 2000 solo CD, Into the Sunset, released by the Avalon label in Japan and Transmission Records in Europe. A live version was recorded in St. Petersburg, Russia in 2004 and appeared on the DVD, Erik Norlander and Friends - Live in St. Petersburg. This new version was recorded at Magnetic North Studio in Cleveland, Ohio. www.thetank.com. + Informações

"Astrology Prelude" from the 2010 CD, Erik Norlander - The Galactic Collective. Performers are: Erik Norlander - keyboards, Mark Matthews - bass, Nick LePar - drums, Freddy DeMarco - electric and acoustic guitars, 3rd and 4th solos, and Ron Redfield - first guitar solo. This song was originally written for and appeared on the 2000 CD, Lana Lane - Secrets of Astrology, released by the Avalon label in Japan and Limb Music Products in Europe. Later versions also appeared on the Lana Lane "Storybook" DVD in 2004 and the Lana Lane "10th Anniversary Concert" CD/DVD package in 2005. This fourth version of the song expands the solo section from one solo to three solos, doubles the length of the acoustic / drum break and adds one more round to the outtro section. www.thetank.com. + Informações

"Garden of the Moon" from the 2010 CD, Erik Norlander - The Galactic Collective. Performers are: Erik Norlander - keyboards, Freddy DeMarco - guitar, Mark Matthews - bass and Nick LePar - drums, . This song was written for and originally appeared on the 1998 CD, Lana Lane - Garden of the Moon, released by the Avalon label in Japan, Angular Records in Germany, Transmission Records in The Netherlands and Think Tank Media in North America. Several live versions were recorded in Japan from 1998 - 2005 and appeared on the CDs, Lana Lane - Live in Japan (1998), Lana Lane - Return to Japan (2003) and the DVDs Lana Lane - Storybook: Tales from Europe and Japan (2003) and Lana Lane - 10th Anniversary Concert (2005). This new version was recorded at Magnetic North Studio in Cleveland, Ohio on October 10, 2009. www.thetank.com. + Informações

This is Erik's live version his Music Machine album song, "One of the Machines", recorded in St. Petersburg, Russia featuring Kelly Keeling (v,b), Peer Verschuren (g) and Ernst Van Ee (d). This video is taken from the 2006 DVD, Erik Norlander and Friends - Live in St. Petersburg. www.thetank.com. + Informações

"Trantor Station" from the 2010 CD, Erik Norlander - The Galactic Collective. Performers are: Erik Norlander - keyboards, Freddy DeMarco - guitars, Mark Matthews - bass and Nick LePar - drums, . This song was originally appeared on Erik's 1997 debut solo CD, Threshold, released by the Avalon label in Japan and Kinesis in the USA. A live version was recorded at the ProgWest Festival in California in 2001 and also appeared on 2003 Threshold Special Edition reissue CD as both an audio track and Quicktime video. This new version was recorded at Magnetic North Studio in Cleveland, Ohio. www.thetank.com. + Informações

This version of Erik's electronic instrumental, "Trantor Station", was recorded live at the ProgWest 2001 Festival in Claremont, California. This video appears on Disc 2 of the Erik Norlander - Threshold Special Edition CD in higher quality.. + Informações

A powerful track from the 2000 release "Into The Sunset". Featuring Glenn Hughes on lead vocals. :-) Enjoy. + Informações

I did not create this song. All credit is imputed to the band Erik Norlander, its corresponding members, and its record label. This is no way intended copyright infringement; the audio, video, and corresponding artwork are intended solely for entertainment purposes. If the record label or band requests for me to take this video down, I will, by all means, be glad to. This song is off of the album "Music Machine". It was released in 2003 and is of the genre symphonic progressive rock. Quite an amazing keyboardist's solo career with a bunch of guest musicians. Fantastic symphonic progressive rock/metal 2CD album. Personnel & Guest Musicians Erik Norlander - keyboards Kelly Keeling - vocals Mark Boals - vocals Scott Kail - vocals Robert Soeterboek - vocals Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser - vocals, guitar Peer Verschuren - guitars Neil Citron - guitars Vinny Appice - drums Gregg Bissonette - drums Virgil Donati - drums Tony Franklin - fretless bass Don Schiff - NS/Stick Track Listing: Fanfare and Interlude (3:04) Prologue: Project Blue Prince (3:39) Beware the Vampires (5:18) Music Machine (6:39) The Fire of Change (7:54) Turn Me On (5:50) The Fall of the Idol (5:44) Heavy Metal Symphony (6:31) Metamorphosis (3:15) Tour of the Sprawl (8:40) Andromeda (6:02) One of the Machines (5:18) Fallen (5:14) Letter from Space (3:16) Johnny America (6:35) Lost Highway (5:12) Music Machine Reprise (1:54) Soma Holiday (3:05) Epilogue: Sky Full of Stars (10:17) Return of the Neurosaur (1:40 .... + Informações

This is Erik's solo version of the Rocket Scientists song, "Mariner", recorded live in St. Petersburg, Russia featuring Kelly Keeling (v,b), Peer Verschuren (g) and Ernst Van Ee (d). This video is taken from the 2006 DVD, Erik Norlander and Friends - Live in St. Petersburg. www.thetank.com. + Informações

Posted in celebration of the May 23rd birthday of maverick synthesizer pioneer, Robert A. Moog, this is Erik's epic suite, "The Dark Water," performed live at RoSFest 2011 in Gettysburg, PA. Erik plays his "Wall of Doom" 22-oscillator modular Moog synthesizer controlled by and supplemented with Minimoog Voyager and Alesis Andromeda keyboards. Performed with Freddy DeMarco (g), Mark Matthews (b) and Nick LePar (d). From the 2012 DVD, "Erik Norlander - The Galactic Collective: Live in Gettysburg" released by Gonzo Multimedia UK and Think Tank Media USA in June, 2012. For more info on all this stuff, please visit: ?www.eriknorlander.com ? ?http ? ?www.gonzomultimedia.co.uk? ? http. + Informações

This is the live version of Erik's classic progressive instrumental song, "Neurosaur", recorded live in St. Petersburg, Russia featuring Kelly Keeling (b) and Ernst Van Ee (d). This video is taken from the 2006 DVD, Erik Norlander and Friends - Live in St. Petersburg. www.thetank.com. + Informações

I did not create this song. All credit is imputed to the band Erik Norlander, its corresponding members, and its record label. This is no way intended copyright infringement; the audio, video, and corresponding artwork are intended solely for entertainment purposes. If the record label or band requests for me to take this video down, I will, by all means, be glad to. This song is off of the album "The Galactic Collective". It was released in 2010 and is of the genre neo-progressive rock. Very nice album by keyboard virtuoso Erik Norlander. Recreates a bunch of songs created in Rocket Scientists, and some from his previous album, Music Machine. Ends with the epic "The Dark Water", clocking in at just over 20 minutes. Enjoy. Personnel & Guest Musicians Eric Norlander - keyboards Mark Matthews - bass Nick LePar - drums John Payne - guitars, choral vocals Mitch Perry - guitars Mark McCrite - guitars Ron Redfield - guitars Freddy DeMarco - guitars Lana Lane - choral vocals Track Listing: Arrival (2:02) Neurosaur (5:03) Fanfare for Absent Friends (6:25) Sky Full of Stars (10:11) Astrology prelude (5:46) Trantor Station (6:25) After the Revolution (12:15) Garden of the Moon (5:19) Dreamcurrents (5:51) The Dark Water (20:50). + Informações

Erik Norlander of Sonic Reality, accomplished keyboardist, composer, producer, engineer, and artist, uses AmpliTube iRig to plug his KEYBOARD into his iPhone in this video. Watch Erik play some great sounds on his keyboard through AmpliTube iRig, including playing along with DrummerTracks too. More information at www.amplitube.com and www.ikmultimedia.comAmpliTube iRig is a combination of an easy-to-use instrument interface adapter and guitar and bass tone mobile software. With AmpliTube iRig, you can plug your guitar into your iPhone/iPod touch/iPad and jam anywhere with world class guitar and bass tone right in the palm of your hand - from the leader in studio-class guitar and bass software. Simply plug the iRig interface into your mobile device, plug your instrument into the appropriate input jack, plug in your headphones, amp or powered speakers, download AmpliTube for iPhone Free and start rocking!. + Informações

This is the live version of Erik's landmark piano solo piece, "Dremcurrents", recorded live in St. Petersburg, Russia. This video is taken from the 2006 DVD, Erik Norlander and Friends - Live in St. Petersburg.. + Informações

I did not create this song. All credit is imputed to the band Erik Norlander, its corresponding members, and its record label. This is no way intended copyright infringement; the audio, video, and corresponding artwork are intended solely for entertainment purposes. If the record label or band requests for me to take this video down, I will, by all means, be glad to. This song is off of the album "The Galactic Collective". It was released in 2010 and is of the genre neo-progressive rock. Very nice album by keyboard virtuoso Erik Norlander. Recreates a bunch of songs created in Rocket Scientists, and some from his previous album, Music Machine. Ends with the epic "The Dark Water", clocking in at just over 20 minutes. Enjoy. Personnel & Guest Musicians Eric Norlander - keyboards Mark Matthews - bass Nick LePar - drums John Payne - guitars, choral vocals Mitch Perry - guitars Mark McCrite - guitars Ron Redfield - guitars Freddy DeMarco - guitars Lana Lane - choral vocals Track Listing: Arrival (2:02) Neurosaur (5:03) Fanfare for Absent Friends (6:25) Sky Full of Stars (10:11) Astrology Prelude (5:46) Trantor Station (6:25) After the Revolution (12:15) Garden of the Moon (5:19) Dreamcurrents (5:51) The Dark Water (20:50). + Informações

*****IK is pleased to announce that we have extended our Total Workstation 2 Bundle Sale and added a group buy for Xpansion Tank 2 titles. From now until May 31st, 2012 you can get 14000 sounds and over 28 gigabytes of content in the Total Workstation 2 bundle for only $199/?149* instead of $399/?299* in the IK Store. For those users that already own an IK product, you can get the crossgrade version for only $149/?114* instead of $349/?269*. Plus, those that purchase the Total Workstation 2 Bundle from March 1st to May 31st, 2012 can get an Xpansion Tank 2 collection of their choice for FREE every time 500 registrations are received! For more information, visit the Total Workstation Group Buy Counter: www.ikmultimedia.com ***** Erik Norlander of Sonic Reality talks about the sounds of SampleMoog. Check out the real deal Moog "Wall of Doom" modular and other synths in the video too. For more information: www.samplemoog.com SampleMoog? includes the sounds of all the most sought-after vintage and modern Moog? synthesizers spanning the entire Moog history, in an easy to use, sample-based virtual instrument "powered by SampleTank" available as a plug-in for the most popular DAWs and a standalone application for Mac and PC. - One of the most complete collections of Moog sounds ever released in one product, done in cooperation with Moog Music® and Sonic Reality - Over 1900 sounds from 16 rare, collectable Moog synths, spanning the entire Moog history, accurately sampled and .... + Informações

This is Erik's solo version of his Rocket Scientists song, "Oblivion Days", recorded live in St. Petersburg, Russia featuring Lana Lane (v), Kelly Keeling (v,b), Peer Verschuren (g) and Ernst Van Ee (d). This video is taken from the 2006 DVD, Erik Norlander and Friends - Live in St. Petersburg. www.thetank.com. + Informações

On the eve of Bob Moog's birhday, Michelle Moog-Koussa talks to the RoSfest audience about the Bob Moog Foundation, Bob Moog's legacy, the power of modular synthesis, Erik Norlander's Wall of Doom modular Moog and introduces Erik and The Galactic Collective.. + Informações

This version of "Sky Full of Stars" was recorded in Hamburg, Germany on Erik's 2004 European Tour. The video is taken from the Hamburg concert as well as additional shows in the UK and The Netherlands on the same tour. Erik Norlander (k), Kelly Keeling (b), Peer Verschuren (b) and Ernst Van Ee (d). www.thetank.com. + Informações

This is Erik's cover of the Procol Harum classic, "A Salty Dog" from his 2006 DVD, "Live in St. Petersburg" recorded in Russia with vocalist / bassist Kelly Keeling, drummer Ernst Van Ee, guitarist Peer Verschuren and keyboardist / music director Erik Norlander. Synchronization license secured through Essex Music International. More info at www.thetank.com. + Informações

Primeiro disco solo de Mark Boals (Uli Jon Roth, Royal Hunt, Yngwie J. Malmsteen, Ring of Fire, Empire , Genius, The Codex, Seven the Hardway, Maestro Alex Gregory, Takayoshi Ohmura, Kuni, Billionaires Boys Club, Thread, Lana Lane, Erik Norlander, Lars Eric Mattsson, Indigo Dying, Vindictiv, Wolf, Seven The Hardway, Jayce Landberg), lançado em 98.. + Informações

Erik Norlander reflects on the creative accessibility of the Moog synthesizers and the heart of those synths, the Moog four pole ladder filter. This is Erik's first attempt at a segement for NEARfest. We had to ask him for a little less emphasis on the instruments and a bit more emphasis on the Bob Moog Foundation. See his "Take Two", where he nails it. Can you blame the guy for his gear geek enthusiasm????. + Informações

I did not create this song. All credit is imputed to the band Erik Norlander, its corresponding members, and its record label. This is no way intended copyright infringement; the audio, video, and corresponding artwork are intended solely for entertainment purposes. If the record label or band requests for me to take this video down, I will, by all means, be glad to. This song is off of the album "The Galactic Collective". It was released in 2010 and is of the genre neo-progressive rock. Very nice album by keyboard virtuoso Erik Norlander. Recreates a bunch of songs created in Rocket Scientists, and some from his previous album, Music Machine. Ends with the epic "The Dark Water", clocking in at just over 20 minutes. Enjoy. Personnel & Guest Musicians Eric Norlander - keyboards Mark Matthews - bass Nick LePar - drums John Payne - guitars, choral vocals Mitch Perry - guitars Mark McCrite - guitars Ron Redfield - guitars Freddy DeMarco - guitars Lana Lane - choral vocals Track Listing: Arrival (2:02) Neurosaur (5:03) Fanfare for Absent Friends (6:25) Sky Full of Stars (10:11) Astrology prelude (5:46) Trantor Station (6:25) After the Revolution (12:15) Garden of the Moon (5:19) Dreamcurrents (5:51) The Dark Water (20:50). + Informações