KEESOJEN LEHTO [AKA: THE MATHEMATICIAN'S AIR DISPLAY; THE CONSEQUENCES OF INDECISIONS]

I checked out this album when I was listening quite much to Wigwam. This album was not a disappointment to me, but it neither made a big impression on me. Maybe there weren't enough strong elements in the music like on the maestro's debut record. The dynamic rhythmic parts from the opening track have stayed most clearly in my memory, most of the other vivid twists of the instrumental jazz-rock symphony escaping my mental grasp. The recording is done professionally, and maybe those who are interested of Mike Oldfield's symphonic works should give this album a listen. As an anecdote, the names of the tracks were invented by a Finnish rock musician Hector, who has small relations with progressive rock scene. At least he recorded a Finnish cover version of King Crimson's "Epitaph" as "Tuulet kirkuu hautoihin".