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SAGACITYSagaCrossover Prog3.27 | 98 ratings |
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(I've been a Saga fan since their 2nd LP , I was at their legendary gig in San Juan that appears in
the jacket of Worlds Apart- I have the original LPs of their first 6 releases and various CDs, even
Network on DVD Surround-GREAT MIX btw)yes, Saga , reinvented themselves again... Very strong material here and , although , extremely compressed, excellent production. No, you won't find a lot of Saga's "trademark" gtr/synths 32 note harmonies here, but the lyrics are very strong (funny, cynical...) Lyrically they have left heir "storytelling" phase quite a while ago and now they are just "normal" lyrics. Mind you, I have the LP version, 2 LP's at 45 RPM, which give it an incredible sound! This is the FIRST NEW Saga LP I bought since..."In transit"..CDs are something else... The first time I actually can HEAR the BASS clearly on a Saga LP. Ian is VERY present on this mix and Jim is a great counterpoint, maybe on a not too distant 2nd place. The LP is VERY nice, great photos, with lyrics on the jackets (except that they screwed up the illustration on the 2nd Lp's jacket , it's upside down)-not a very CLEAN pressing but definitely worth it... I was also surprised that 20/20 got such a bad rep being another strong contender, but that's another story. BUY THIS!!!
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