Advantages: Easy Listening, melodic sounds.
Disadvantages: ????????

...I first came across Triniti when I was watching TV with my Daughter Georgia. An advert for their Debut Album came on, and her head turned to the TV, and she was cooing along with them. I resolved to find the album, but then forgot about it for a while. I recently found the album on Play.com, for the sum of £8.49, including Post and Packaging, which I didn't think was a bad price to pay for such fine music. They have an eerie sound to them, haunting and melodic. If I had to compare their voices to something or someone, I would have to say..... Remember Clannad ? They did a song called Legend, which was the Theme tune to Robin Of Sherwood, the TV series from the early to mid 80's, which starred Micheal Praed as Robin, and then later on, it changed to Jason Connery (yes, son of Sean). Did you know that Irish sensation Enya... Read review

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Advantages: extensive changes create the best album to date
Disadvantages: not really any

...Welcome to my review on Trinity by Visions of Atlantis The Band Visions of Atlantis are from Austria. Forming in 2000 they are a symphonic power metal band. Visions of Atlantis draw their inspirations from bands like Nightwish, but musically they are considered to sound like bands such as Lacuna Coil. Visions of Atlantis are Melissa Ferlaak - Female Vocals Mario Plank - Male Vocals Martin Harb - Synthesizer Michael Koren - Bass Thomas Caser - Drums Werner Fiedler - Guitar (2000-2005, 2007-present) Trinity European release: May 25, 2007 Genre: Symphonic Power Metal Length: 47:37 Label: Napalm Records/SPV Trinity is the fourth and latest album released by the band, being released back in May 2007. This release comes after three years from the previous album release "Cast Away" back... Read review

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Advantages: Great sound quality and overall usefulness
Disadvantages: Few user un-friendly parts

...No, I'm not professing my adoration for some leather-clad woman from The Matrix, neither am I becoming overly religious; I love my Korg Trinity Pro. Imagine the scene: "Dad, I think I need something a little more up market if I am to succeed in my musical ventures." I was 16, just after my GCSEs had made my dad proud for an altogether brief moment. "I think I need a synthesiser." So, we went to Brighton, to a music shop, the name of which escapes me, but I recall it was run by a man called Matt Hi-tech (his real name, I'm lead to believe) who'd just been on a week-long course to learn all about Korg Trinity synths. I browsed through a black and white jungle of keyboards, synths vocoders, sequencers and samplers, LEDs flashing, LCDs displaying some rather pretentious voice names and I came across the beast. Its brushed... Read review

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Advantages: High scholastic standards. Many are beautiful
Disadvantages: Very competitive

...is a medieval college with a fortress like appearance but is has beautiful courtyards and gardens. It is a very popular and renowned college and its alumni include William Harvey, Harold Abraham, Sir David Frost, and nobel prize winners Sir James Chadwick (physics), Lord Howard Florey (medicine), Francis Crick (medicine), Sir John Hicks (economics), Antony Hewish (physics), Sir Nevill Mott (physics) and Sir Richard Stone (economics). Jesus Jesus College was built on the site of St. Radegund’s convent and its library, the Pepys library, is in especially beautiful building. The colours of Jesus are navy and lilac and among its very famousold boys are Peter Mitchell nobel laureate (chemistry), Charles Kingsley, Francis Pym and Bamber Gascoigne. Trinity Trinity College is the largest, wealthiest and arguably the most famous of all... Read review

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Advantages: Small College, Easy to make friends, Beautiful
Disadvantages: The expense of living but that's Oxford

...I have been a student at Corpus Christi College for just under four years now, studying Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry. I am now entering my final term and as such should really be studying instead of spending this much time on ciao; but I think I'd like to write about the place whilst my experiences of it are fresh in my mind and I think now the end is sight I'm getting a little nostalgic for it already. So I thought I'd put down my opinions of it now while the idea is still in my head. I hope it can be of benefit to those who may be thinking of applying to Oxford and are unsure of what the atmosphere would be or which college they should go for. Also I hope that some younger readers who may not have even thought of applying will think about doing so, you by no means have to be a genius to get in, some of the very thickest... Read review

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