IN THE LAND OF GREY AND PINK

Caravan

Canterbury Scene

4.31 | 2015 ratings

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belz
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4.7/5.0

This is high-quality symphonic progressive music. I don't really like the Canterbury definition; to me this is simply brilliant symphonic progressive music.

The first four songs are really good, but clearly the main track here is "Nine feet underground", a 22 minutes masterpiece with huge keyboards and crazy melodies. Strangely enough, while listening to songs like Golf Girl or In the land of grey and pink I recognized some early Camel style while this last song sounds more like Camel's Snowgoose or Moonmadness, with never-ending style rythm and a very subtle jazzy touch.

If you are an early Camel fan, you will love this album!

belz | 5/5 | 2005-10-2

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