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на сей раз коллега наш кучерявый маленько схалтурил - рип сделан отдельными дорожками, но диск звучит отлично :D
rip by FuzzyDuck :D
Review by Daevid Jehnzen
With their second album, Mirage, Camel began to develop their own distinctive sound, highlighted by the group's liquid, intricate rhythms and the wonderful, unpredictable instrumental exchanges by keyboardist Pete Bardens and guitarist Andy Latimer. Camel also distinguishes itself from their prog rock peers with the multi-part suite "Lady Fantasy," which suggests the more complex directions they would take a few albums down the line. Also, Latimer's graceful flute-playing distinguishes several songs on the record, including "Supertwister," and it's clear that he has a more supple technique than such contemporaries as Ian Anderson. Camel is still ironing out some quirks in their sound on Mirage, but it's evident that they are coming into their own. [The 2002 reissue offers four bonus tracks: the previously unreleased "Lady Fantasy" medley and live versions of "Supertwister," "Mystic Queen," and "Arubaluba."]
1 Freefall Bardens 5:53
2 Supertwister Bardens 3:19
3 Nimrodel/The Procession/The White Rider Latimer 9:17
4 Earthrise Bardens, Latimer 6:42
5 Lady Fantasy: Encounter/Smiles for You/Lady Fantasy Bardens, Ferguson, Latimer ... 12:45
6 Supertwister [live/#/*] Bardens 3:15
7 Mystic Queen [live/#/*] Bardens 6:07
8 Arubaluba [live/#/*] Bardens 7:47
9 Lady Fantasy: Encounter/Smiles for You/Lady Fantasy [#/*] Bardens, Ferguson, Latimer ... 12:59
Pete Bardens Organ, Piano, Vocals, Mellotron, Mini Moog
Doug Ferguson Bass
Andy Latimer Flute, Guitar, Vocals
Andy Ward Percussion, Drums
EAC.APEs.SCANS.rar 395MB
Review by Daevid Jehnzen
With their second album, Mirage, Camel began to develop their own distinctive sound, highlighted by the group's liquid, intricate rhythms and the wonderful, unpredictable instrumental exchanges by keyboardist Pete Bardens and guitarist Andy Latimer. Camel also distinguishes itself from their prog rock peers with the multi-part suite "Lady Fantasy," which suggests the more complex directions they would take a few albums down the line. Also, Latimer's graceful flute-playing distinguishes several songs on the record, including "Supertwister," and it's clear that he has a more supple technique than such contemporaries as Ian Anderson. Camel is still ironing out some quirks in their sound on Mirage, but it's evident that they are coming into their own. [The 2002 reissue offers four bonus tracks: the previously unreleased "Lady Fantasy" medley and live versions of "Supertwister," "Mystic Queen," and "Arubaluba."]
1 Freefall Bardens 5:53
2 Supertwister Bardens 3:19
3 Nimrodel/The Procession/The White Rider Latimer 9:17
4 Earthrise Bardens, Latimer 6:42
5 Lady Fantasy: Encounter/Smiles for You/Lady Fantasy Bardens, Ferguson, Latimer ... 12:45
6 Supertwister [live/#/*] Bardens 3:15
7 Mystic Queen [live/#/*] Bardens 6:07
8 Arubaluba [live/#/*] Bardens 7:47
9 Lady Fantasy: Encounter/Smiles for You/Lady Fantasy [#/*] Bardens, Ferguson, Latimer ... 12:59
Pete Bardens Organ, Piano, Vocals, Mellotron, Mini Moog
Doug Ferguson Bass
Andy Latimer Flute, Guitar, Vocals
Andy Ward Percussion, Drums
EAC.APEs.SCANS.rar 395MB
retro 
:D
:D Содержательный у вас диалог, господа :hmmm:
genka Да все потому, что у меня теперь полно дисков в 2-х экземплярах - RE и неRE... :( И какой теперь стирать? И я вообще ОООчень прохладно отношусь к RE... но будет жаба душить... потому что будешь думать, что он был лучше... но тогда надо чтобы и другие тоже были RE... а их столько у меня нету... и места тоже нету... и опять надо все качать и распаковывать и резеть и папки делать и отдельно для RE и отдельно для NO RE... короче говоря, как там - "Не было ни гроша..."....
Хотя с другой стороны, чтобы только такие проблемы у нас в жизни были! :punk:
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А куй имеется?
а як же ж! :rolleyes: