Title: EXCELLENT
Product review: What is the oldest cliche in the world? If it ain't broke, don't fix it. It applies you dad wants to tinker with your $20,000 McIntosh Monoblock, when your girlfriend asks you to go into couples therapy for no apparent reason, or when you are one of the worlds most inventive progressive rock bands; the only one to have written their own language.Magma put out some of the 1970s most enduring prog: if Miles' 1Bitches Brewmet Carl Orff's [[ASIN:B00005QHTA: Carmina Burana]], it would sound like Magma. This music was huge in structure but quite listenable--full of substance and void of flash, and holds up incredibly.This album could be from 1973. Magma has made the smart move of even sticking to warm electric piano straight out of your bell bottom as opposed to going with modern digital gloss. A style choice, but with Magma, it is always the writing that makes it work, and here, this is as top notch and fresh as ever.
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