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Soulengine: Mind Colours - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Mind Colours Artist: Soulengine Label: Marac Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 8012622870321 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2012 11 13 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: ITALY IMPORT Erik Neuteboom's words: 'The band sent me a promo EP (released in 2008) with two tracks. First Polheim (unmastered version) that sounds dynamic and alternating with elements of ELP (Hammond organ), Genesis (bass pedals and violin Mellotron eruptions), Mahavishnu
Title: Mind ColoursArtist: Soulengine
Label: Marac
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8012622870321
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2012-11-13
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: ITALY - IMPORT
Erik Neuteboom's words: 'The band sent me a promo EP (released in 2008) with two tracks. First Polheim (unmastered version) that sounds dynamic and alternating with elements of ELP (Hammond organ), Genesis (bass pedals and violin-Mellotron eruptions), Mahavishnu Orchestra (excellent interplay in jazz rock style) and Rush (synthesizer drops, bass pedals and exciting interaction between guitar, keyboards and rhythm-section). You can hear that the musicians are experienced with lots of interesting musical ideas, a very pleasant first musical encounter with Soulengine! The other composition is their single Rain Flower (demo version): it starts with a captivating combination of jazz rock sounding electric piano and guitar and bombastic Hammond organ, followed by a harder-edged guitar solo, halfway the atmosphere turns into mellow with soaring electric guitar (use of volume pedal) and violin-Mellotron eruptions, then a splendid build-up with tasteful work on guitar and keyboards, a funky bass and in the end a fiery electric guitar solo with wah-wah pedal in a compelling climate, this is very dynamic music. I am looking forward to their debut album, what a very promising new Italian progrock band!' (Erik Neuteboom - Background Magazine) Upside down, downside up, from the body to the brain and back... The engine of soul guides you through an odd journey. 'Mind Colours EP' are the nuances of everyone of us, nuances to be pointed out through art, music in particular. Being music an abstract art, the colours of the mind are the abstract experiences found during this journey: the tunes of 'Mind Colours' are intended to be capable to let you explore inside yourself and to use this experiences outside, in our daylife. So is it psychedelia? No, it's not, it's progressive rock! Or, so to say, 'it's more permessive than progressive'... And Soulengine's first release is full of different influences which the band blends in an unique way, to have an uncompromising style and sound: you can find the best of 70's progressive rock blended with jazz, classical music, fusion, psychedelia. Everything in 'Mind Colours' is enriched by gorgeous arrangements and virtuosisim, and melody is the leit motiv for the whole album. How the album was born? Ettore Salati and Fabio Mancini worked together for years for another international progressive rock band, The Watch, and they shared many important experiences, like the 'Vacuum tour' which brought them to play live all over the world and in international progressive festivals, and recording the albums 'Vacuum', 'Live Bootleg' and 'Primitive'. In two different moments, both left the band and started to work on original compositions. The two guys had so many original songs in their minds that immediately wanted to let a real band been born. The first aim was to merge all the influences they had, which crossed the borders from seventies' progressive rock to jazz, fusion, psychedelia and so on... Giacomo Pacini and Nando de Luca joined the project, and the four members started a large arrangement job, which took the most of 2008 and 2009. Nine songs came to life, or we should better call them 'tunes', because the music is mostly instrumental, and it features vocals only sometimes. A couple of guest musicians left their unmistakable mark on these tunes: Joe Sal (vocals on 'Down The Street' and 'Asleep'), and Davide Gandino (flute on 'Asleep' and 'Challenge To An End'). During 2011 the tracks for the full-length album have been recorded, and in 2012 Soulengine's album, called 'Mind Colours', has been mixed and mastered and finally released! Musicians: Ettore Salati electric, acoustic, 12-string, double-neck guitars, bass pedals Fabio Mancini piano, hammond, moog, mellotron, synths Nando de Luca bass, acoustic guitars Giacomo Pacini drums, percussions Guest musicians: Joe Sal vocals on 'Down The Street' and 'Asleep' Davide Gandino flute on 'Asleep' and 'Challenge To An End' Drums recorded at Vicos Studio, Milan, by Raff Pellino Guitars and bass recorded at Highway Studio, Milan, by Mike Campanella Keyboards recorded at Palombino Studio, Milan, by Mike Campanella Vocals recorded at Block Studio, Milan, by Cristiano Cesario Mixed at TurboStudio, Milan, by Michele Campanella Mastered at OMD Studio, Milan, by Simon Stucchi Photos by Chiara Babini Artwork by Davide Guidoni.
Tracks:
1.1 Polheim
1.2 Third in Line
1.3 Rain Flower
1.4 On the Other Side
1.5 Down the Street
1.6 No Way Out
1.7 No Rewarding
1.8 Asleep
1.9 Challenge to An End
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★★★★★ 3
loose zip up collar
The zip up collar doesn't hold it's shape in place a bit but otherwise ok.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Decent material, more of a sporty outfit than a tracksuit
I got the XXl which is what I get in Adidas when they’re cut slim. This is not cut slim. I like the looser fit, but it’s not like a tracksuit top at all, it’s like a shirt. The bottom is a plain hem. It’s way too wide for me like this. It needs a drawstring in it or an elastic waist. The material is slick and has a clean finish. The pants are the same as the top, it’s not fuzzy inside, it doesn’t have the same static cling fuzzy polyester gets. It’s thicker than I expected, more like track pants than gym shorts. I need to put some elastic thru the bottom hem so it fits better.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Nice, Soft and Comfortable Tracksuit
First thing my son said when he put it on and the quarter zip was down was that he felt like Paulie Walnuts off The Sopranos. It cracked me the heck up. With the collar that kind of butterflies out, but still stylish.
This is a nice and quality tracksuit. It is made of soft polyester and the spandex makes it stretchy. It fits true to size. It fits loosely so you have some room to move around. I got this for my son as he had no athletic type clothes to wear when it gets cold. It is kind of a good thing that the material is not heavy, but it generates heat and is perfect for colder weather. you can't wear it when it is in the mid-70's or so unless you are just a cold natured person. Wearing a T-Shirt under it is great.
The tracksuit is perfect to wear to sporting events, a sports bar or shopping on a spring or fall day. The pants fit well and are the proper length. My son is 6' and a buck sixty-five. Fits him like a glove and it still would if he were heavier. The elastic waist is nice and the cords are not uncomfortable like some can be.
I recommend this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Lexiart Golf Quarter-Zip Track Set - Cozy Remote Work Uniform
Fabric keeps basement office warm—zipper vents when needed. Looks polished on video calls, comfy all day. Sun protection bonus for outdoor breaks. Fits well and I like the color.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2025
★★★★★ 5
The perfect fit!
Color: Dark Grey, Size: Large
Great stretchy material and extremely soft and comfortable!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2026
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