Label: Arista Records (UK), 261 373
Style: Electronic, New Age, Art Rock
Country: Greece / United Kingdom
Time: 52:23
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz
Size: 303 Mb
Well this is the album where Jon and Vangelis became the Carpenters.Melodic but totally inofensive music with little that called be 'prog'.Its a very nice and totally boring as hell.Sorry but they really should not have bothered and you would be well advised to avoid this unless you want something to have a snooze to.
(progarchives.com/album.asp?id=8940) by richardh
Musically, the original album version that I have (the 1991 version) is a very interesting album and very enjoyable especially if you listen to it during night time like I did last night. Half of the album contains music that have been common with Jon and Vangelis album but the other half has some different styles with some influences of jazz music. I enjoy both the common ones and the new style with jazz influence.
It's a very good album and it's a must for Jon and Vangelis fans. Keep on proggin' ..!
(progarchives.com/album.asp?id=8940) by Gatot
Very poor overall. It was almost like ..."should we revisit the successful formulae after all these years???".... I say this smacks of background music, has very little punch to it and may have been released purely for commercial reasons.' Change We Must' and ' Page Of Life' are OK but the closing ' Wisdom Chain' loses it's way and quite honestly this sums up this album.
(progarchives.com/album.asp?id=8940) by Chris S
01. Wisdom Chain (05:21)
02. Page Of Life (03:16)
03. Money (06:07)
04. Jazzy Box (03:14)
05. Garden Of Senses (06:23)
06. Is It Love (04:27)
07. Anyone Can Light A Candle (03:46)
08. Be A Good Friend Of Mine (04:13)
09. Shine For Me (04:10)
10. Genevieve (03:48)
11. Journey To Ixtlan (05:50)
12. Little Guitar (01:43)
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