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Track by Track Review
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What Do They Say?
There is a great psychedelic rock element to this, but it also feels a bit like Hawkwind. It’s a cool tune. |
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London Good Days Even more psychedelic, this is another tasty number. It’s got some of that Hawkwind element on display, too. This one is almost progressive rock in nature. |
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Cassilda’s Song More dramatic, this is very much a progressive rock like song. There is still some psychedelia on display, but overall I’d consider this prog. It’s quite British, quite pretty, but also rather dark. There are a lot of symphonic overtones to be heard here. |
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Stand In Front of My Car Mix David Bowie, Hawkwind and Spinal Tap to create this cool tune. The Bowie element (particularly like the glam era) is particularly relevant. |
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Truly Wilde Harder rocking, that Bowie sound is all over this one. It’s a cool number that’s a bit of a change of pace. There’s a killer instrumental section later with a lot of tasty guitar soloing. |
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Egyptian Queen With female vocals, this is a melodic rocker with a killer guitar solo sound. It’s less psychedelic than some of the other stuff, feeling more like a mainstream rock ballad. |
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Midnight Sun A bouncy rocker, this one has a great garage band kind of sound. There’s more of that psychedelic texture back, but with a hard rocking, rather distorted sound. |
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Exile Rather David Bowie-like, this is a hard-rocking, garage band sort of song. It’s got some psychedelia in it and other elements, too. |
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Revolution Here’s one that’s got more progressive rock built into it, but is also very much about hard rocking David Bowie type psychedelia. It’s another strong tune, and another that brings variety to the table. |
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London Good Days – Reprise As the title suggests, this is tied to the earlier piece from earlier. It continues those musical themes. There are some especially tasty musical elements here. |
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Midnight Sun – Reprise And here, Roland continues the concept of another earlier placed tune. This is quite proggy and has some jazz elements. It’s a cool tune. |
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The House On the Borderland Here is a progressive rock meets psychedelia inspired piece. It’s quite tasty and there’s some tasty keyboard work. |
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