Tracks Side 1:

1. Introduction (5:53)

2. Heaven (8:09)

3. Hell (8:32)

Tracks Side 2:

1. Fugue In 'D' Minor (5:07)

2. The Dream (16:59)

Listen At YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYWpvU5Hihg

Legendary British progressive band, and their classic debut-album explains why. The first side of the album seems to have a concept about heaven and hell, and the lifestyles which will lead to one of those places (if you believe that bullshit!). The music is good old English progressive with loads of mellotron and harpsichord. The highlight is the beautiful "Heaven". With its floating mellotron theme and symphonic sound, this track lives up to its name. "Hell" is, as you may suggest, a much more uglier and heavier track with some very distorted organ creating a perfect hell-atmosphere. You can almost smell the sulphur! "Fugue in 'D' Minor" is a pure baroque piece played on guitar and harpsichord. The 16-minute "The Dream" features a load of time changes and different moods. From symphonic and beautiful, to disharmonious and energetic. This is a impressive and truly progressive rock album that every 70's progressive rock fan should own. (vintageprog.com)

Paul Davis - Vocals, Twelve-String Guitar, Timpani!
Martin Kitcat - Mellotron, Piano, Electric Piano, Harpsichord, Vocals!
Alan Cowderoy - Guitar, Vocals!
Tim Wheatley - Bass!
Robert Lipson - Drums!