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~ Alan Parsons Project
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~ Alan Parsons Project
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Eye In The Sky: 25th Anniversary Edition (Remastered/Expanded) ~ Alan Parsons Project |
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| 1. Hegemonium |
| 2. Reunion In The Mountains Of Sarne |
| 3. Nactolos 21 |
| 4. Belexes |
| 5. Totus Nemesis |
| 6. Greek Structure Sunbeam |
| 7. Incomudro |
| 8. Cyclopy |
| 9. Skont |
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Those who think the entire story of '70s rock stars Kansas was radio-ready arena-rock anthems will be surprised by whatthey find here. Anyone who's been paying attention all along, however, knows that the band's early albums were full of complex prog rock that owed much to early Yes and King Crimson. The earliest incarnation of Kansas, presented here in all it's embryonic glory, shared only guitarist/composer KerryLivgren with the subsequent phase of the group. Still, there's an audible link between the heavily Brit-influenced progon offer here and the first couple of Kansas albums. The major differences are a more sophisticated, less commercial approach to arrangement, and a pronounced jazz influence most apparent in the Elton Dean-like sax work of John Bolton. Kansas aficionado or not, any fan of vintage prog will find an easy entry point into this one.
Those who think the entire story of '70s rock stars Kansas was radio-ready arena-rock anthems will be surprised by whatthey find here. Anyone who's been paying attention all along, however, knows that the band's early albums were full of complex prog rock that owed much to early Yes and King Crimson. The earliest incarnation of Kansas, presented here in all it's embryonic glory, shared only guitarist/composer KerryLivgren with the subsequent phase of the group. Still, there's an audible link between the heavily Brit-influenced progon offer here and the first couple of Kansas albums. The major differences are a more sophisticated, less commercial approach to arrangement, and a pronounced jazz influence most apparent in the Elton Dean-like sax work of John Bolton. Kansas aficionado or not, any fan of vintage prog will find an easy entry point into this one.
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