Same with me... got intrigued by MO when Platinum came out. Then i discovered his "lenghty" stuff as student in Kaiserslautern. I am a big fan ever since😂❤
Recuerdo cuando salió este album de Crises, solía escuchárselo a mi vecino y me encantaba. Ahora y después de 40 años sigo escuchándolo como el primer día, es más, lo disfruto más porque me trae unos recuerdos indescriptibles, es uno de los discos que más me gusta y sin duda Mike es uno de mis músicos favoritos. Gracias Mike por toda tu obra!!
Oldfield is one of those musicians you can't pass by. He's a man of different colours and moods, but always a man of taste. A great player and a great composer. I especially like the different guitar sounds on this album.
12:56 Thats the way, synthesizers and drumcomputers should be used. 16:58 LET IT ROLL!! The first time i heared Mike Oldfield i was 15 years old. His album Tubular Bells was such fascinating. Now i am over 60, but the fascination of this music has never stopped. For me, Mike Oldfield is the Mozart of our century.
For me the magic starts at 10:01. The key change at 19:47 also gets me for some reason. In '83 I was on a school residential field trip and we had a massive electrical storm one night. I remember listening to Crises - on tape with earphones - with the dorm window wide open, watching the lightning fork and feeling, rather than hearing, the thunder because I had the volume cranked up. How could that possibly be 37 years ago!!
Hola a todos, creo que NO me equivoco cuando digo que éste es uno de los MEJORES 👏👏👏 álbumes del GRAN maestro MIKE OLDFIELD, desde ésta MAGNÍFICA INSTRUMENTAL, hasta la canciones cantadas, es un álbum perfecto, FANTÁSTICO, APOTEÓSICO, con fuerza, con dulzura, todo directo al CORAZÓN 💖🎶🎸🎼🎹🎶🎤, GRACIAS por compartir éste DISCAZO 👏👏👏 y un CORDIAL SALUDO desde MADRID 🍻🙋 a todos los AMANTES de la BUENA MÚSICA, porque esto SI que es BUENA MÚSICA 💖🎧🎶.
Fantastico ,questo pezzo ti porta in dimensioni ultraterrene.....gli ultimi 10 min poi sono superbi,un capolavoro.....è come se facessi una cavalcata su una spiaggia della Provenza al tramonto,il cavallo procede lentamente, poi decido che è ora di galoppare ,di andare , di sentire il vento fra i capelli, l'odore salmastro degli schizzi d'acqua sul fianco del cavallo,sento il fremito del corpo dell'animale che vibra all'unisono con il mio cuore....x poi arrivare al climax finale (e che climax!!!)....grazie Mike x tutto questo!!!
@@paoloziviani4137 grazie Paolo.....sono consapevole che il mio commento può risultare un pò "ambiguo/allusivo " (soprattutto alla fine...)ma così è x me....mi fa piacere però che qualcuno apprezzi e soprattutto capisca quello che intendo esprimere a proposito di questa meraviglia musicale....se fosse musicoterapia la inserirei nel gruppo "stimolanti " (x lei e x lui😅) .....grazie ancora e buona serata 🙏👋
Musica vera. Uno dei migliori lavori dell'immenso Mike, l'album che mi permise di scoprirlo a 17 anni. Mai più lasciato, una droga, vera soddisfazione per orecchie e cervello
each time I listen to this album, I remember when I was 20, a year after the release of Crises, I had a girl, a special one...she was my girl, but in fact she wasn't, she was married to one of my friends. I was totaly in love with her, and I think she was in love with me too, at least a little. And if you listen, at 10 minutes, you'll hear me pleading, you'll hear her teasing and finally us crying in each other's arms while making love. Shorts but extraodinary stolen moments, moments I'll never forget. Almost 40 years after, the memory is still vivid, her face, her smile, her eyes, and her body too. The way she looked at me, the way a girl could be in 1983, jeans, leather and running shoes, so smart, so cool, so beautiful...great times!
Mike Oldfield l'ho scoperto nel 1983 e da allora è sempre stato il mio musicista preferito. Mike è un genio assoluto e la sua musica mi ha tenuto compagnia per tutta la vita, è una parte di me (una delle migliori). Grazie di tutto, Mike...
Yes they do because being ignorant sheeple they take what is force fed to them without questioning or searching. In music and in each and every part/sector/facet of life. As I always say "mangiate merda! 5 miliardi di mosche non possono avere tutte torto allo stesso momento" (eat feces! 5 billions flies can't be all wrong at the same time)
This is brilliant and timeless 💜💜💜💜. My dream is seeing Mike Oldfield live. If he does that I will be there no matter the place no matter the costs. I payed 200 e some time ago to see Genesis. Music 💜. Mike is only 67...many artists of that age and even older still tour. But it is not about the age I suppose but other things.
i Remember this Album and the artist I know every song. but I don't know why nor do I remember when. l feel emotions of despair, grief, loss and very sad, So it must have been available during a really horrible situation when circumstances weren't in my favour. I cant' recall. I remember loving this album greatly. I'm thinking it must have been my comfort through a difficult time. I'm thrilled I can now listen to a forgotten memory. Accidents from the past can steal a memory unless research provides accidental clues. I feel great comfort listening to this album. Thank you so very much for this. I could cry I'm so happy and shivers up my spine.
I too remember this album when it first came out and at that time my life was difficult and I was lost. At that time the music gave me solace from my crisis . .
This came out in 1983. At the time, the music scene was pretty dark and in the doldrums in the aftermath of the disco revolution. Music like this stood out against all the gloom. I felt lonely and abandoned at the time and this music just accentuated that feeling for me, even though I knew it was superb music.
Amazing. I have always loved Mike Oldfield (mainly thanks to Maggie) but as I discovered THIS, I think I like him even more. I’ve never known his music tracks were so good.
Maybe ur right..Ommadawn is great, it could be my number1 too. It's a question of personal taste. As for his Return to Ommadawn, let's pretend it never happened...😊
Without moving away from his deepest essence, as he did later when he experimented with techno, he was able to create atmospheres that could well come from other worlds, or maybe from the future, or maybe from another place that doesn't exist yet. Dive into it carefully because you may not want to return to this world.
My first real introduction to Mike Oldfield. A flatmate at university had the album and played it (he had the best stereo, a huge boom-box thing) and my first reaction was bemusement. Who sounds like this??!! No music sounds like this. But that was the start of a lifetime of being mad for prog of all kinds, but especially Mike's epic instrumentals. To this day, no-one else sounds like him.
@@selenerakel Yes it is ! With a very "spatial" feeling ! This part refers to the painting of the album's booklet. The next part (that sounds a bit like an intro of "To France" melody, is quite beautiful too), in fact I love all the parts except the rock part in the beginning with vocals"Crises, crises you can't get away...". But all the rest is superb.
The themes explored seem so prophetic in England 2021. "And you can't get away" Glorious album....never dates, timeless, like if Handel had composed a progressive synth/rock piece.
Yes Mike is always respectful of the talent of others and happy to let them do their thing. As long as it fits the composition, which Mike ensures it does.
To a certain degree, this is a forgotten MO album. Not by me though. It got me through my late teens. I used to sing it full pelt whilst walking the dogs in the woods! LOL!
Valamikor réges rég..Azt hittem hogy Oldfield és kortársaik szintetitzátor zenészek ezt mind szintetizátoron csinálják. Engem ez nem érdekelt ,de sokan azt mondták ez mű zene.. de tudjuk hogy ehhez nagyon komoly klasszikus zenei tudás és rutin kellet..
Curious fact: I read and read and read Crisis on Infinite Earths listening to this and Tubolar Bells in a loop, when it came out (1985-86). I had a glorious youth, I experienced the works of artists with the talents of gods
Hey Johnny Shook from Skokie Illinois are you out there? We talked about Oldfield in 1984 and how we at 25 had seen so much change. And how we perceived the world around us. Now here we are in the crises that is not personal but throughout the whole world my childhood friend. I pray you are alright. Remember I called you several years earlier...or you called me and I said I am reading the gospel of John....and you said so am I. My long lost childhood friend we are in THEE crisis. I hope you are saved and that your love, out shared love or music and our similar tastes gets you to read this. From ST. Joan of Arc grade school through all of the crazy stuff to where we are now. Hope to see you in the rapture beyond the crisis. Through the ether your friend of old Richard Briggs.
Es muy bueno este album a veces hay que dejar que pase un tiempo para volver a escuchar lo que te gusta y asi nunca te vas a dejar de sentir esa emoción como la primera vez en lo personal es mi criterio
The "holophonic" techniques used in the recording of this album are pure genius, I can see Branson asking for credit info, and mike responding every listener? because thats what the brain does to any "missing" musical notes ..etc, Branson being the business vulture he is would have only seen missing POUND notes!!
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Music from a time in history where originality, musicality and brilliance still existed in pop music.
Parole sante...
Album x me storico.. Pietra fondante..
I was 13 years old when i heard mike oldfield for first time. It was a love forever...now i m 55 years....i love his music :)
Same with me... got intrigued by MO when Platinum came out. Then i discovered his "lenghty" stuff as student in Kaiserslautern. I am a big fan ever since😂❤
Mike Oldfield is a great composer, musician and Crisis one of the most emblematic albums in the 20th century. Pure magic!!
And Simon Phillips is The Drummer...
🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🖖🏻
Recuerdo cuando salió este album de Crises, solía escuchárselo a mi vecino y me encantaba. Ahora y después de 40 años sigo escuchándolo como el primer día, es más, lo disfruto más porque me trae unos recuerdos indescriptibles, es uno de los discos que más me gusta y sin duda Mike es uno de mis músicos favoritos. Gracias Mike por toda tu obra!!
E kitűnő zeneszám második fele, valami egészen éteri, különleges, egzotikus, extázist kifejező, fölzaklatóan, nyugtalanítóan szépséges darab.
Oldfield is one of those musicians you can't pass by. He's a man of different colours and moods, but always a man of taste. A great player and a great composer. I especially like the different guitar sounds on this album.
One of my favorites musicians, this is my favorite Mike's album
@@rubenjorge13 También el mío... Aunque el Tubular Bells original o el Ommadown también son la hostia...
Can't understand why he has not been knighted for his services to Music. Sir Michael Oldfield! 🙂
Bridie Maloney so true! But it could happen soon.. Think so..
superfluppe he is God ♥️
12:56 Thats the way, synthesizers and drumcomputers should be used.
16:58 LET IT ROLL!!
The first time i heared Mike Oldfield i was 15 years old. His album Tubular Bells was such fascinating. Now i am over 60, but the fascination of this music has never stopped. For me, Mike Oldfield is the Mozart of our century.
This Song will say: Listen me from begin to the end and you know all about Mike Oldfield!!!
I'm 57 and feel the exact way, just a marvel at making me feel a teenager again every time I listen :)
Genius.
For me the magic starts at 10:01. The key change at 19:47 also gets me for some reason. In '83 I was on a school residential field trip and we had a massive electrical storm one night. I remember listening to Crises - on tape with earphones - with the dorm window wide open, watching the lightning fork and feeling, rather than hearing, the thunder because I had the volume cranked up. How could that possibly be 37 years ago!!
@@46stella So am I. And I've been lucky, I heard it live !
when I was teenager, when this LP was released I hear it hundred times is a MASTERPIECE
Hola a todos, creo que NO me equivoco cuando digo que éste es uno de los MEJORES 👏👏👏 álbumes del GRAN maestro MIKE OLDFIELD, desde ésta MAGNÍFICA INSTRUMENTAL, hasta la canciones cantadas, es un álbum perfecto, FANTÁSTICO, APOTEÓSICO, con fuerza, con dulzura, todo directo al CORAZÓN 💖🎶🎸🎼🎹🎶🎤,
GRACIAS por compartir éste DISCAZO 👏👏👏 y un CORDIAL SALUDO desde MADRID 🍻🙋 a todos los AMANTES de la BUENA MÚSICA, porque esto SI que es BUENA MÚSICA 💖🎧🎶.
Fantastico ,questo pezzo ti porta in dimensioni ultraterrene.....gli ultimi 10 min poi sono superbi,un capolavoro.....è come se facessi una cavalcata su una spiaggia della Provenza al tramonto,il cavallo procede lentamente, poi decido che è ora di galoppare ,di andare , di sentire il vento fra i capelli, l'odore salmastro degli schizzi d'acqua sul fianco del cavallo,sento il fremito del corpo dell'animale che vibra all'unisono con il mio cuore....x poi arrivare al climax finale (e che climax!!!)....grazie Mike x tutto questo!!!
ottima interpretazione
@@paoloziviani4137 grazie Paolo.....sono consapevole che il mio commento può risultare un pò "ambiguo/allusivo " (soprattutto alla fine...)ma così è x me....mi fa piacere però che qualcuno apprezzi e soprattutto capisca quello che intendo esprimere a proposito di questa meraviglia musicale....se fosse musicoterapia la inserirei nel gruppo "stimolanti " (x lei e x lui😅) .....grazie ancora e buona serata 🙏👋
Musica vera. Uno dei migliori lavori dell'immenso Mike, l'album che mi permise di scoprirlo a 17 anni. Mai più lasciato, una droga, vera soddisfazione per orecchie e cervello
Enrico Pasquinelli hai perfettamente ragione genio nn vado oltre...... sicuramente hai anche ascoltato amarok
Verissimo, condivido in toto! Mike number one!
each time I listen to this album, I remember when I was 20, a year after the release of Crises, I had a girl, a special one...she was my girl, but in fact she wasn't, she was married to one of my friends. I was totaly in love with her, and I think she was in love with me too, at least a little.
And if you listen, at 10 minutes, you'll hear me pleading, you'll hear her teasing and finally us crying in each other's arms while making love. Shorts but extraodinary stolen moments, moments I'll never forget.
Almost 40 years after, the memory is still vivid, her face, her smile, her eyes, and her body too. The way she looked at me, the way a girl could be in 1983, jeans, leather and running shoes, so smart, so cool, so beautiful...great times!
Do you still keep in touch with her?
Mike Oldfield l'ho scoperto nel 1983 e da allora è sempre stato il mio musicista preferito. Mike è un genio assoluto e la sua musica mi ha tenuto compagnia per tutta la vita, è una parte di me (una delle migliori). Grazie di tutto, Mike...
Music from another dimension.
Après tant et tant d'années, je ne me lasse pas d'entendre sa musique !!! Mike, tu es un génie de la musique, je t'aime
One of the most mysterious and beautiful album covers ever made.
Solo puedo decir. Gracias mike oldfield. Por haber sido un privilegiado. Y ser un regalo especial. Escuchar. Toda tu Obra🙌
Obra maestra. El tiempo no pasa por ella, una belleza.
Competamente de acuerdo
Simply indescribable. An absolute milestone in music history. Attacks me emotionally real even after tens of years!
Fully agree :-) This masterpiece lifts me up into a new dimension whenever I'm down.
Have a nice day :-)
@@martinhuber5100 I wish you the same. But without translation help I would have my problems with English. I am a German ;o)
Yes but so few can really appreciate it.
this music is so epic, makes me wonder: really the people listen raeggeton when they have this
This is magic, purifies the soul
Yes they do because being ignorant sheeple they take what is force fed to them without questioning or searching. In music and in each and every part/sector/facet of life. As I always say "mangiate merda! 5 miliardi di mosche non possono avere tutte torto allo stesso momento" (eat feces! 5 billions flies can't be all wrong at the same time)
Epic is the right word. And I love that ! Just listen to " Five miles out". Epic, also!
I ve been listening to progressive rock and psychedelia for more than 20 years
Great song
This is brilliant and timeless 💜💜💜💜. My dream is seeing Mike Oldfield live. If he does that I will be there no matter the place no matter the costs. I payed 200 e some time ago to see Genesis. Music 💜. Mike is only 67...many artists of that age and even older still tour. But it is not about the age I suppose but other things.
i Remember this Album and the artist I know every song. but I don't know why nor do I remember when. l feel emotions of despair, grief, loss and very sad, So it must have been available during a really horrible situation when circumstances weren't in my favour. I cant' recall. I remember loving this album greatly. I'm thinking it must have been my comfort through a difficult time. I'm thrilled I can now listen to a forgotten memory. Accidents from the past can steal a memory unless research provides accidental clues. I feel great comfort listening to this album. Thank you so very much for this. I could cry I'm so happy and shivers up my spine.
I too remember this album when it first came out and at that time my life was difficult and I was lost.
At that time the music gave me solace from my crisis . .
This came out in 1983. At the time, the music scene was pretty dark and in the doldrums in the aftermath of the disco revolution. Music like this stood out against all the gloom. I felt lonely and abandoned at the time and this music just accentuated that feeling for me, even though I knew it was superb music.
It is still masterpiece today..
I like the way Mike changed his style between Five Miles Out and Crises, from folk-influenced tunes to futuristic/synth music.
I always love how Mike exploited so many instruments, more than any other composer I can think of. He was the king of Timbre.
@@Coneman3 Vangelis comes very close with the Yamaha CS80.
A Gem forever engraved in my heart 💎💜
Amazing. I have always loved Mike Oldfield (mainly thanks to Maggie) but as I discovered THIS, I think I like him even more. I’ve never known his music tracks were so good.
Obra maestra del mayor genio la musica ,del mejor compositor musical cuyo arte es infinito y visible , el mejor musico del siglo xx y de este siglo,
💯❗
Mike, Simon and a Fairlight CMI III. A wonderful combination.
I so remember the day I bought this album on Cassette tape and played in my Kombi’s pioneer tape deck- I bopped till I dropped all the way home!!
I’ve been an Oldfield fan since Tubular Bells (the original) and I never herd this music before. Thanks!
Si tuviera que poner una banda sonora de mi vida, este disco estaría.
2:25
3:50 Emergency Response
5:25 Crises
7:49 The Watcher and the Tower
10:00 Lakeside
12:55 Solutions
thx
12:57 Tg3 Newsreel theme 1987
Where have you founded the name of the different parts ?
Прекрасный альбом. Неожиданные аранжировки , шикарные темы.
Album spettacolare
15 years old , Metallica- kill 'em all came out and this album from Mike Oldfield , knocked me both of my feet
I think this is the BEST Mike Oldfield's album ...
Nah, Ommadawn. But close second❤😂
Maybe ur right..Ommadawn is great, it could be my number1 too.
It's a question of personal taste. As for his Return to Ommadawn, let's pretend it never happened...😊
Esta fue mi primer álbum y aún . me gusta escuchar lo por completo
Without moving away from his deepest essence, as he did later when he experimented with techno, he was able to create atmospheres that could well come from other worlds, or maybe from the future, or maybe from another place that doesn't exist yet. Dive into it carefully because you may not want to return to this world.
The legendary drummer Simon Phillips, was only 26, when he played on this track!!
Forty years, now. Still fresh!😊
Лучший альбом музыкального гения.
+AMAROK 💯
I listen this song from September 1983. Sill Amazing.
Ya me hacía falta este album es muy especial para mí y ustedes gracias
UNIVERSAL. GENIO. ala guitarra 🎸. Y al sintetizador. Dios existe.un ángel Creo a mike oldfield☝🥂🍾
Genious...
Rather poignant right now... masterpiece
My first real introduction to Mike Oldfield. A flatmate at university had the album and played it (he had the best stereo, a huge boom-box thing) and my first reaction was bemusement. Who sounds like this??!! No music sounds like this. But that was the start of a lifetime of being mad for prog of all kinds, but especially Mike's epic instrumentals. To this day, no-one else sounds like him.
GREAT!!! MIKE!!! I LOVE IT!!
So many memories with this song...
Brutal
The watcher and the tower
Waiting hour by hour
There's a breach in security
A disturbance in tranquility
Take a walk until the next dawn
In the winter, rain and storms
The BEST part
thanks for the lyric
@@selenerakel Yes it is ! With a very "spatial" feeling ! This part refers to the painting of the album's booklet. The next part (that sounds a bit like an intro of "To France" melody, is quite beautiful too), in fact I love all the parts except the rock part in the beginning with vocals"Crises, crises you can't get away...". But all the rest is superb.
This Song will Say: Listen me from begin to the end and you will know all about Mike Oldfield!!!
Who's listening this masterpiece in december 2020?
Me
@@andreagirardello8376 👍👌 it's good...
One of my favourite Mike Oldfield albums, been a keen listener since Tubular Bells, got me through some tough times
Remember me when I was a child..........
The themes explored seem so prophetic in England 2021. "And you can't get away" Glorious album....never dates, timeless, like if Handel had composed a progressive synth/rock piece.
Whos listening in november 2021?
genius
ganz sehr schön auch foreign affairs,, alle lieder get to france marry quinn will be find you ,,dark i feel ,,tubullar bells spannende lied
Amazing these are perfect memories , thank you. This is perfect
I was able to buy the Album as an MC in East Germany. That wasn't easy.
Crises is wonderful. Thank you, rush42.
Allmusic only giving this a 2.5/5 is all you need to know about Allmusic.
La fusión de Simon Phillips y Mike Oldfield fue tan importante como la fusión del atomo, impresionantes discos!!
My parents had this cassette when I was a kid and it blew my mind that a song could be 20 minutes long. Never actually listened to it, though.
Dig the last movement with Simon Phillips cutting loose!
Yes Mike is always respectful of the talent of others and happy to let them do their thing. As long as it fits the composition, which Mike ensures it does.
Still knocks me out this one
Ho avuto come regalo di compleanno questo disco. Lato 1 con canzoni un po' più pop....lato 2 con questa suite che mi ha sempre intrigato.....
this song is LEGEND ❣️❣️❣️❣️
Le bien commun c'est la vision à longt terme .
the best album in my opinion
A chacun de poser son histoire pour le bien commun !!
Superb !
Love this
To a certain degree, this is a forgotten MO album. Not by me though. It got me through my late teens. I used to sing it full pelt whilst walking the dogs in the woods! LOL!
this is music...
Ya no se hace música de esta calidad!
Valamikor réges rég..Azt hittem hogy Oldfield és kortársaik szintetitzátor zenészek ezt mind szintetizátoron csinálják. Engem ez nem érdekelt ,de sokan azt mondták ez mű zene.. de tudjuk hogy ehhez nagyon komoly klasszikus zenei tudás és rutin kellet..
Curious fact: I read and read and read Crisis on Infinite Earths listening to this and Tubolar Bells in a loop, when it came out (1985-86).
I had a glorious youth, I experienced the works of artists with the talents of gods
Simon Phillips drumming and c-production/engineering (his first) really gave this album a great big sound.
Who’s listening in March 2020?
I am can't get tired of this album 😍😍
most of the musicans today,don't hear anything after 2 years
How about June 2020?
Heard it first in 1983 on my Record-Player..
@@mattidohmeier5260
1983 on my parents Pioneer 3 in 1 sound system
Hey Johnny Shook from Skokie Illinois are you out there? We talked about Oldfield in 1984 and how we at 25 had seen so much change. And how we perceived the world around us. Now here we are in the crises that is not personal but throughout the whole world my childhood friend. I pray you are alright. Remember I called you several years earlier...or you called me and I said I am reading the gospel of John....and you said so am I. My long lost childhood friend we are in THEE crisis. I hope you are saved and that your love, out shared love or music and our similar tastes gets you to read this. From ST. Joan of Arc grade school through all of the crazy stuff to where we are now. Hope to see you in the rapture beyond the crisis. Through the ether your friend of old Richard Briggs.
The peoples knows only Tubolar Bells and Platinum. This the first album i've heard of Mike. And it's a Masterpiece.
Guau, qué increíble.
A must !
Being a Mike Oldfield's gret fan, I consider this to be his last great work
12:58 onwards is pure Oldfield and Philipps magic.
4:18 synthesizer reminds VANGELIS on Pulstar
Es muy bueno este album a veces hay que dejar que pase un tiempo para volver a escuchar lo que te gusta y asi nunca te vas a dejar de sentir esa emoción como la primera vez en lo personal es mi criterio
Genial....
Hah! A fellow Rush fan posting some Oldfield, cooool! :-))
10:03 the sound of the moon
excellent !!!
Topico......!!!
After 8:46....watcher in the tower....waiting hour by hour. Simon Phillips drums. So bone right and steady. No easy task.
Is there even the remotest possibly that i can enjoy my music without those infernal ads popping up?
Yes, paying. It works 😅
2_22 tubular bells reprise. Nice
The "holophonic" techniques used in the recording of this album are pure genius, I can see Branson asking for credit info, and mike responding every listener? because thats what the brain does to any "missing" musical notes ..etc, Branson being the business vulture he is would have only seen missing POUND notes!!
In the album Crises (1983)/song Crises (1983), the Yamaha DX7 ROM-2B patch “Tub Bells-Expansion/T.Bl.Expa.” and Oberheim DMX were heard.
Fairlight cmi as well
Line up on this track:
*Mike Oldfield* (Guitars, Fairlight CMI, Oberheim OBXa, DSX & DMX, Simmons Drums, Additional Bass Guitar, Piano, Prophet, Farfisa, Harp, Mandolin, Qunatec Room Simulator, Roland Strings)
*Phil Spalding* (Bass Guitar)
*Anthony 'Ant' Glynne* (Guitars)
*Rick Fenn* (Rhythm Guitar)
*Simon Phillips* (Drums)
Is beautiful
The opening till 2:05 is my favorite part. I had the vinyl album (still have actually).
Me too