Review by Janusz

It was 75' or so, when I first heard this lp. I was listening to it on the radio with my jaw drop. although very much like ELP, you might say, it was nothing like that ELP-ish kind of sound-licks and gimmicks for its own sake. Yes, it is dense, no mistake, and packed with the ideas but when listening you have a feeling of some great musical thinking unfolding before your ears. The two suites , Cannion Colorado and Credo, could be the only reason to buy this cd, especially if you are fond of those long grand piano passages with a flavour of Moraz's jazzy improvisiation and very emotional singing. It is The progressive music at its best. It's a pity they never recorded again. Buy It is worth every penny!!!!!

I was just about two minds when ordering "the old chestnut" legend. So many latest, never-heard-before and the like makes me impervious to any publicity stunts like that. But not this time. It was quite an ear-opener to listen to in its glorious clarity, revealing layers of reverb and ambience that was still captured in this 1969 master.I do intentionally avoid writing about the music. It has been speaking for itself for the decades now. It is the quality that makes you wonder how they managed to do that. Go and grab it when it is still on hand. It is a must.