There is a lot of jazz in this one, too. It's a solid prog rocker that's decidedly Italian in nature. I like the soaring sections of this a lot. I am also a big fan of some of the bass playing mid-track.

This energized powerhouse is one of the most purely rocking numbers here. It even has some hint of some of the punk inspired prog of acts like Green Milk from the Planet Orange. I like this a lot.

The jazz and typical Italian prog elements drive this in nice directions. I really like some of the guitar work a lot. There are some interesting vocal parts that lean along the lines of scat singing.

A harder rocking number, this is a real powerhouse. It's driving and hard edged. Yet, it's also decidedly prog rock based. The guitar soloing brings it more into fusion territory.

This one works much more along the lines of fusion. It's a cool cut that's one of the more effective ones here. The piece has a nice balance between mellower and more rocking stuff. This includes some smoking hot fusion exploration in the instrumental segments.

Jazz and energized rock music makes up the concept here. Again, the guitar really shows off, this time in a clean bit of soloing. There are parts of this that make me think of Peter Banks era Yes.

This is weird, but cool stuff. A horn solos in the background as a voice talks quickly over the top. The jazz jamming in the backdrop is incredibly classy. It works out to more of the rocking prog stuff that we've heard throughout this set. Still, there are some crazed jazz overtones built into it. There are sung vocals in those later sections of the cut. I love some of the guitar soloing. The latter parts of this are built around an extended instrumental movement. The drums get one heck of a workout late in the track, and it really works out to a crazed bit of space music before the vocals return.

Vocals with symphonic backdrop open this. That holds the piece with an almost operatic sound for a while. It grows out beyond that point to some rocking stuff that's quite classy. I really am enamored with the melodic guitar soloing that is heard further down the road. This eventually becomes one of the most effective passages of the whole disc. It rocks out quite well. It drops to an acoustic guitar solo followed by a bit of strings to end.