CAMEL - Harbour Of Tears (1996) [mp3@320kb/s]

"I've been a Prog Rock fan for many years (Yes, Genesis, Nektar, Camel, Moody Blues, Kansas, etc.) and I am usually critical. I found this CD by accident when it first came out. At first listen it was nothing that I had expected but it was interesting. After about 4 listens I was really into about half of the tracks. After a week I wouldn't drop a single track. This CD is a real tour de force and all you have to do is listen to "Watching the Bobbins" and the guitar solo on "The Hour Candle" (a tribute to the passing of Andrew Latimer's father) to get an appreciation of how really great, yet virtually unappreciated, Camel really is. Their original record label was Deram which also had the Moody Blues. It seems that Camel may hae taken the "back seat" in its early promotion and support and got lost as an "also ran". If you really don't like this CD after 5 listens you probably have no soul." Amazon



1. Irish Air (0:57) 2. Irish Air (instrumental Reprise) (1:57) 3. Harbour Of Tears (3:13) 4. Cobh (0:51) 5. Send Home The Slates (4:23) 6. Under The Moon (1:16) 7. Watching The Bobbins (7:14) 8. Generations (1:02) 9. Eyes Of Ireland (3:09) 10. Running From Paradise (5:21) 11. End Of The Day (2:29) 12. Coming Of Age (7:22) 13. The Hour Candle (A Song For My Father(23:00)



Andrew Latimer / gt, flutes, keyboards, voc, Penny whistles - Colin Bass / bass, voc - Mickey Simmonds / keyb - David Paton / bass, voc - Mae McKenna / capella voc - John Xepoleas / drums - Neil Panton / oboe, sop sax, harmonium



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