Considering this album marks the beginning of the prog-rock era and that this was a
production of 1969-- I would certainly mark it with five stars. the court is a
majestic piece that founded a style followed by many in the early seventies. I talk
to the wind and epitaph are also great pieces-- if not very unusually structured.
Moonchild represents the early KC album structure in which creating a soundscape will
represent a song. Overall this album is full of challenges and new ideas as a starter
of a new genre and nobody can ignore it.
However the biggest plus point of this album, to me, is not its music-- but its
poetry. Every piece contains unusually well-written lyrics. KC had been good with
lyrics and its anti-war theme spoke of the time very well.
Sharier |5/5 |
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