Ca̲m̲el - Sta̲t̲i̲o̲n̲ary Trav̲e̲l̲l̲er (Full Album) 1984

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00:00 - Pressure Points
02:09 - Refugee
05:56 - Vopos
11:27 - Cloak and Dagger Man
15:20 - Stationary Traveller
20:53 - West Berlin
26:00 - Fingertips
30:29 - Missing
34:48 - After Words
36:48 - Long Goodbyes

[@komputerchrome2538]

Camel , Wishbone Ash , Woody Blues , Fruupp , Gypsy [ usa band ] , Gravy Train , Satin Whale , Bloodrock , Tucky Buzzard , Pell Mell , Rainbow , Deep Purple ,

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przepraszam Moody Blues

[@stephensublette4431]

Thin Lizzy

[@ayhanoner5769]

If I had a chance to listen to a single piece of art before I die stationary traveller would be my choice because I know that they play rajaz in heaven

[@falandodeioio4780]

Maaaaaaan, "Fingertips" really makes me feel nostalgia for something that I didn't live, specially at 28:10. Amazing album

[@ianknight2053]

Superb. My favourite Camel album.

[@jefflawson3574]

Gorgeous, innit? The finest of all the 70s prog bands that went pop in the 80s. Andy Latimer is as melodically tasteful as any guitarist from the era.

[@florentinosanzpastor9556]

Mine too

[@techmaester]

Camel's only AOR album. Their other albums are a different genre. If you are into rock music style, Stationary Traveller is the correct choice. Elements of Phil Collins, Sting, Pink Floyd, and Harold Faltermeyer can be imagined throughout. Not many underrated artists achieve that of some of the most influential artists from the late 20th Century. Uncertain whether Camel are a Christian AOR band, as I did once hear "Cloak and Dagger Man" on a Christian FM radio station back in 1996.

[@maciejr2194]

fantastic.

[@LDTVIL]

Great album.