leezyrider A friend introduced me to this album back in '83 whilst we auditioned some nice HiFi in Woods of Wolverhampton, and I've had it on vinyl ever since. The lyrics blew my mind, at the age 16 and I still play it regularly today, but finding it here was such a nice surprise, and now I can play it in my car. Happy indeed.

Carsten Pieper How could I have missed this album (obviously a neo-prog classic of some acclaim...) for almost 40 years? Some songs strongly remind me of early Marillion (MSH/Grendel-era), although with a little more "edge". Whether that edge was deliberately or due to a stricter budget, I don't know... Taking into account the date of this recording, I'm even not sure, which band influenced the other one more!
An interesting "wavey" feel can't be denied, which doesn't appear that often in things prog! Favorite track: Human Being.

rael85 This is an album which for me illustrates the undying, relentless, loyalty and faith of Progressive Rock. Favorite track: In Cold Blood.

nightbeast Tranquil record with some really relaxing and mellow Prog rock. Favorite track: Winter Is Coming.

Stuart Cunningham Support your local team!

thomas model what a surprise! I did not expect to hear news from one of my favourite bands of all time before I pass away.
thanks a lot.
Mo

mari11i0n This is sensational...ah, but makes me wonder about all the music that could have been over the years...still very happy you're back now!