Title: A little pretentious, but no worse than the previuos three
Product review: The first side of this album is the best side of Renaissance music ever. I like it even more than side two of "Turn of the Cards". Trip To the Fair is my favorite Renaissance song ever. The introduction is beautiful beyond words. Ocean Gypsy is a very pretty song, that takes some criticism from non-Renaissance fans. The song doesn't deserve that criticism. It simply rules. Side two is occupied by a 25-minute epic called Songs of Scheherazade, which I used to be bored with, but time has altered my opinion on it. It isn't as great as side one, and it isn't among my favorite sidelong tracks, but I really have grown to enjoy the song. Sure, it has some boredom, but what 25-minute song doesn't? It could have been a little better, but it wouldn't have been easy. I still prefer Turn of the Cards and Ashes Are Burnng, but this album is an epic, and one of the best products released by one of the best bands ever.
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