Love it
Based on my data. this album is one of my top 11 albums ever. (Allthough I have not heard it completely for some time).
What I recall it has a perfect balance between, symphonic prog and jazz fusion elements.
Love it
Based on my data. this album is one of my top 11 albums ever. (Allthough I have not heard it completely for some time).
What I recall it has a perfect balance between, symphonic prog and jazz fusion elements.
Last edited by Progmatic; 02-18-2013 at 09:46 AM.
Marco Cerletti went on to release one of the very first Chapman Stick albums, 'Random and Providence'. Great instrumental prog on the mellow side. Aural Moon has it in their library. He kind of dropped off the radar after that. I think I heard he had health problems.
"When Yes appeared on stage, it was like, the gods appearing from the heavens, deigning to play in front of the people."
I know the multitrack tapes for the live album were thrown away by Zytglogge. Not sure if the stereo master tapes exist any longer. Maybe Vicky can find out.
That live album ain't no Circus live album at all, by the way. Only the last track is alive rendition of Movin' on (using a different name).
The concerts where a promotion tour for swiss rock with musicians from about a douzend bands. The "new" songs aren't really Circus songs
(although they where involved). Circus were just the band this was all based around.
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