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"Rosetta" is my favourite off the album and I really thought it was a sign of good things to come when I first heard it.It kicks in right away with the organ out in front then it settles quickly. It picks back up with guitar leading this time. Vocals after a minute.The organ is back 2 1/2 minutes in. "Man From The Forest" becomes jazzy rather quickly then those reserved female vocals come in as it settles right down. Marching style drums join in with intricate guitar then it kicks back in before 5 1/2 minutes with the guitar out in front. It settles again late.

"Dayflower-Part Three" is eventually led by reserved vocals with piano and acoustic guitar. This is quite mellow. Drums after 2 minutes then the tempo picks up. The organ and guitar come and go. "Heliopause" features both the organ and guitar standing out early. Vocals before 2 minutes. It turns jazzy before 4 minutes as it settles. "Alive" opens with piano before drums and reserved vocals take over. Piano is back before 4 minutes as the vocals stop. Guitar comes in as well then the vocals return later. "Anonymous" kicks in right away with the organ and drums leading. Vocals arrive as it settles. Kind of jazzy here too. Some intense organ and guitar before 5 minutes then it settles again.

Something from the debut is seriously missing from this album. Mellotron and violin might be the answer but it's more than that.

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