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Soil Festivities Studio album by Vangelis Released 1984 Recorded 1984, Nemo Studios, London Genre Electronic Length 47:59 Label Polydor Producer Vangelis Professional reviews Allmusic Review Vangelis chronology Antarctica (1983) Soil Festivities (1984) Mask (1985) Soil Festivities is a 1984 album by the Greek artist Vangelis. Contents 1 Track listing 2 Overview 3 Credits 4 Trivia 5 Album Versions 6 External links // Track listing All songs written by Vangelis. "Movement 1" – 18:20 "Movement 2" – 6:20 "Movement 3" – 6:06 "Movement 4" – 9:54 "Movement 5" – 7:20 Overview This 1984 release was the first in what could be very loosely said to belong to a trilogy of his 80's albums, the other two being Invisible Connections and Mask, both from the following year (1985). He derived his inspiration for the collection from the life processes taking place on the Earth's surface. "I work like a bridge between nature and what comes out through my fingers" Vangelis told Jereme Jones in People. "I write music primarily for myself, though it’s lovely, everybody goes out and buys the records. My new album Soil Festivities was made because I wanted to make music, not sell a million records. I don’t think it’s possible to guarantee commercial success for an album anyway, because nobody really knows what is commercial and what isn’t. Even if I went out of my way to make an album that was more accessible to the public, that would not guarantee its commercial success". 1 Credits Engineer : Jess Sutcliffe Sleeve design : Vangelis, Alwyn Clayden Creative assistance : Green Ink Projection Studio ambience : John Martin Trivia On the Japanese LP, Movement 5 ends a few minutes early. On the CD, there is a break in the middle of that movement. It was originally meant to be the end of Movement 5, after which Movement 6 would play to finish the album. Movement 6 ended up being "deleted" by combining it with Movement 5. This was all later corrected on a subsequent pressing. Album Versions LP Polydor 27209 (Argentina) 1984 Polydor VAN 08 (Canada) 1984 Mercury 823 396-1 (France) 1984 Polydor 823 396-1 (W Germany) 1984 Polydor 823 396-1 (Greece) 1984 Polydor 823 396-1 (Italy) 1984 Polydor 28MM 0395 (Japan) 1984 Polydor 823 396-1 (Spain) 1984 Polydor POLH 11 (UK) 1984 Polydor 823 396-1 (USA) 1984 CD Polydor 80100982 UK) Polydor 823 396-2 (Canada) Polydor 823 396-2 (W Germany) Polydor POCP 2109 (Japan) Polydor 823 396-2 (USA) External links 'Vangelis Movements' entry 'Vangelis Collector' entry 'Vangelis Collector' DiscKiosk version 'Elsewhere' entry 'Ground and Sky' review 'ProgArchives' review - 'Keyboard Magazine' interview 'BluePoint' interview v • d • e Vangelis Studio albums Fais que ton rêve soit plus long que la nuit | Earth | Heaven and Hell | Albedo 0.39 | Spiral | Beaubourg | Hypothesis | The Dragon | China | See You Later | Soil Festivities | Mask | Invisible Connections | Direct | The City | Voices | Oceanic | El Greco | Mythodea Soundtracks Sex Power | L'Apocalypse des animaux | Entends-tu les chiens aboyer ? | La Fête sauvage | Opéra sauvage | Chariots of Fire | Antarctica | Conquest of Paradise | Blade Runner | Alexander | Blade Runner Trilogy. 25th Anniversary | El Greco Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Collaboration albums Chinese Restaurant | Odes | Hibernation | Short Stories | The Friends of Mr. Cairo | Ich Hab' Keine Angst | Moi, Je n'ai pas peur | Private Collection | The Velocity of Love | Rapsodies | Geheimnisse | Tra Due Sogni | Page of Life Compilations The Best of Vangelis | To the Unknown Man | Magic Moments | The Best of Jon & Vangelis | Themes | Chronicles | Mundo Magico de Vangelis | Themes II | Portraits (So Long Ago, So Clear) | Reprise 1990-1999 | Cosmos | Odyssey: The Definitive Collection Aphrodite's Child | Jon & Vangelis | Electronic music | 20th century classical music