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I love this album alongside "Legends (1999)" and "Middle Earth (2001)". All three were projects of Gary Hughes during the "ten" golden age, so they're basically "ten" albums featuring Bob Catley on vocals. Their next album was called "Legends" and each songs was dedicated to a certain legendary figure throughout history, fact or fiction. It's an eclectict mix, the tracks I've posted are about Marilyn Monroe, Dracula, Medusa and Elvis. The "Middle Earth" album is of course inspired by "The Lord of the Rings" and it's pretty awesome. BTW, I much prefer the original artwork for "The Tower". -
By CureTheSane · Posted
Def Lep meets Trex again. I'm ok with that. Good songs are good songs. This one is catchy enough. -
By TheOriginalSplash · Posted
Ya I've got that too paid 50 for it, it's a Majestic [wich is gone now] press. I'm really crazy about these guys music I still listen too alot. -
By KarpetRydOFunk · Posted
I think I paid around that for the box set. They're all in sleeves, which isn't ideal, but it beats the alternative. -
By KarpetRydOFunk · Posted
"The Band Geeks" sounds dumb, but if this is anything like classic Yes, I'm all over it. -
By KarpetRydOFunk · Posted
They don't want the announcement of the release of the song to be until after the song is released? Why not allow it to be hyped up? -
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Sounds like what Ian Hunter would write, Joe is a big fan of his.
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By whiplash1972 · Posted
I dig it, but then I also enjoyed Joe Elliot’s Down ‘n’ Outz side project, so it’s no surprise I’m enjoying this.
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