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Track Listings

1. Senshi

2. Passport To Tora

3. Alveo (Bolero)

4. Under A Full-Coloured Sky

5. Merciless Tides

6. Gray Stones Of Escalia

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5.0 out of 5 stars Selling Spain by the Pound!, January 31, 2008

By	M. R. Warren "keyboardmi" (Kalamazoo, Michigan United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

Wonderful Spanish Prog, lush keyboards and arrangements recall the best moments of Gabriel era GENESIS, especially SELLING ENGLAND BY THE POUND. A must!

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2.0 out of 5 stars Oh god shoot me now, June 16, 2004

By	Chet Fakir (DC) - See all my reviews

Awful airy fairy prog with nothing progressive about it. Lame melodies, playing and some of the most stupid lyrics I've heard outside an Aryeon album. "Perfume my vapor dream", what the hell? I'll give it two stars as they can play their instuments and the sound quality is good throughout, but god is this thing shallow. Any band with a name taken from Lord of the Rings should immediately raise a red flag with potential customers. If its named after a place in Mordor its most likely gonna be a black metal band a la Gorgoroth, or Ephel Duath. If its named for an elf or good character etc. its most likely to be this kind of gauzy, ephemeral mush. Should go great with your unicorn and wizard figurine collection.

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