Review by Sergey Romza Russia

The band's music is wonderful psychedelia. The publication is excellent. The SHM format is good, but the disadvantages are related to the poor quality of the original recording.

"... the AFFINITY team, with its amazing vocalist Linda Hoyle, who can now be boldly called one of the best singers on this side of the Atlantic" - such words were met by the press of the UK appearance of a new group.Excellent release, I highly recommend!

Of course, this is a group that works progressive.The composition, the performance - are amazing!The release itself is very good in sound, I recommend.

The music has become simpler, but masterfully! The release is excellent, remastering delicate, I recommend.

The best release I've heard!Delicate mastering, impeccable performance.And the band's music is a miracle for all time!I recommend to buy.

Symphonic rock in YES spirit.But no borrowing, perfectly arranged and executed.Very good guitar work, sharp phrasing, Mario Millo is good! Remaster is good.

The 2nd album by Aussie band. Very beautiful at times with mellotrons, hammond, moog, tasteful guitar licks and floating tracks.Thin, delicate remastering, good release.

Complexity typical for Classic Symphonic Progressive, the virtuosity of Jazz-Fusion, and the energy of Hard Rock are merged on this remarkable album. While not as essentially profound and intricate as Van Der Graaf Generator's "H to He Who Am the Only One", to name only a few, "On the Way to Eden" is in my honest opinion better than Yes's "Time & a Word" and many other progressive albums released in 1970. Recorded and remastered excellent. I recommend.

This remastered edition of the group's sophomore release from 1973 showcases brilliant performances from Lee Dorman (bass), Rod Evans (vocals), Rhino (guitar), Reese Wynans (keyboards), Guille Garcia (percussion) and Marty Rodriguez (drums). This LP marked the addition of Garcia and Rodriguez to the band, moving their sound in a "Santana-esque" musical direction.Remastering is good, and SHM sounds decent.

She is divine. The voice, the presentation of the material and its symphonic reading, unearthly plasticity creates a sense of presence in paradise. The disc is very well made, a very natural sound.

On OMMADAWN, Mike revealed himself as the discoverer of world music. Before and after he did not have such a profound work.Masterpiece!

Great group, wonderful arrangements, perfectly executed.Sir Elton John was not mistaken, recommending this group in his annotation to the album,these guys just were not lucky.As well as to all fans of music, that did not learn about the existence of this collective.

The best album of the great band. And the most jazz.So they never worked, neither before nor later. The peak of the musical coach of a great band.

It's not Chicago? It's Chicago, in its best appearance! Excellent, catchy melodies, gorgeous arrangements, crazy beauty performance. No, it's Chicago!

What a wonderful beginning! Wonderful melodies, amazing vocal unison, professional arrangements! Folk-rock from its best representatives.

Mellotronized guitar progression, performed by the band, is very much associated with the debut of KING CRIMSON, although it does not sound so violent and "shizivo" and somewhat closer to hard rock. The vocalist is not bad, but Greg Lake is very far away. John Evan-Jones (by the way, most of the songs belong to his pen) showed himself to be an excellent guitar player, and the rest of the performers were not hit by dirt in the future.