WATERS OF CHANGE

The second work released in 1971 "Waters Of Change". British rock with anxiety. There is respect that looks like PROCOL HARUM and DEEP PURPLE in the style, too. There is overall melancholic atmosphere. The sense of applying pop accented is bright. The album composition is also good. Only the weakness of the rhythm section is regrettable. There might be a person surprised for Merotoron that resembles first stage KING CRIMSON closely, too. It keeps profound and the masterpiece of a stately, progressive rock.