A TIME & A PLACE

Pangaea

Neo-Prog

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Again we have the same problem - not Prog, really. Maybe, Neo-Prog-related? OK, add some ARENA to the scheme of "Welcome to the Theatre" album ("SWEET/SMOKIE/ SLADE mixed with some Prog"), and you'll get this one. The same way derivative and usual, still it touches me with its melodies (opening song is a really good one despite its length). Also it contains a cover of PINK FLOYD's "Time" and that's not the best track here (just believe me!). Not recommended mostly, but a good background stuff.

P.S.: I ain't trying to abuse anybody, this is just my impression and my taste. If you're die-hard PANGAEA fan, please, don't kill me, I'm too young! :-)

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Posted Monday, January 15, 2007 | Review Permalink

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