Title: A Missing Link, Of Sorts
Review: While this Canada band never made much of a splash outside of Canada they did represent something of a missing link between the pompous "progressive rock" of the early and mid 70's (Yes, Emerson Lake and Palmer, and pre-Phil Collins Genesis) and the generic arena rock the was in vogue in the late 70's to mid 80's (Styx, Journey, REO Speedwagon). Although they managed to land a total of five songs on the US singles chart only one of those, "Don't Let Him Know," was able to crack the top 50 were it peaked at #39 in the late winter/early spring of 1982. If that song is even remembered today at all it is as the subject of trivia as it was written by one Bryan Adams who himself would make a big splash on the arena rock circuit during much of the mid 80's beginning about a year and a half later.It is difficult to imagine anyone getting too terribly excited about this stuff at this late date, but if this is still your sort of thing, here you are. Have at it.
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