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Breathless
is one of the weakest Camel Albums. It was mixed with a few good tracks,
a good line up of musicians and some really sappy songs.BREATHLESS
and ECHOES make the album but songs like
DOWN ON THE FARM just ruin it. Maybe they just wanted to be hippies.
It was also the last album to feature Doug Ferguson
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I
can see your house...
is a good album. Better than Breathless. I only give it 3 stars because
it is inconsistent. It tries at times to be a pop album with songs likeWAIT
and YOUR LOVE IS STRONGER THAN MINE. However the strong musical
points are present with EYE OF THE STORM and ICE.
Both are instrumentals and the Latter is wonderful 10 minute piece. The
Album features guest Phil Collins |
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Nude. A concept album
about a man who is drafted off to war. Musically wonderful and lyrically
brilliant. Marks the beginning of a writing relationship between Andrew
Latimer and Susan Hoover. Some of the songs are popish but instrumentals
like DOCKS, BEACHED and LANDSCAPES are wonderful. |
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Ok, The
single factor is a hard album to rate. It has some of the elements
of nude. Sadly its the pop one. I give it a good rating because of such
tracks as Sasquatch, Camelogue. Its a good
album but if you are looking for progressive you won't find it here. Just
good tunes. The last album to feature Great Drummer
Andy Ward.Features Vocalist Chris rainbow
(alan parsons) |
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Taking the Pop elements
to the propper level with great production is Stationary
Traveler. Pressure points (of which
they released a live album later that year of the same title) starts off
the album as a dark dramatic instrumental. Instrumentals include Stationary
traveler and missing. |
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