Saga - In Transit (Reissue) (1982/1994)
BAND/ARTIST: Saga
- Title: In Transit
- Year Of Release: 1982/1994
- Label: Polydor
- Genre: Prog Rock
- Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 44:16
- Total Size: 268 Mb (scans)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Careful Where You Step
2. Don't Be Late
3. Humble Stance
4. Wind Him Up
5. How Long
6. No Regrets
7. A Brief Case
8. You're Not Alone
9. On The Loose
Line-up:
Jim Crichton - Bass guitar, keyboards
Michael Sadler - Lead vocals, keyboards, bass guitar, electronic drum pads on "A Brief Case"
Jim Gilmour - Lead keyboards, vocals, clarinet and lead vocals on "No Regrets"
Ian Crichton - guitars
Steve Negus - Drums and electronic percussion
Formed in 1977 in Oakville, Ontario, Canada - Disbanded (announced) in 2017
SAGA... one of the most famous Canadian Hard Progresssive with excellent albums including all elements which made the band's reputation: a taste for symphonism and melodies and real talent for efficient riffs.
From 1978 to 1980, SAGA produced a number of quintessentially "progressive" rock albums. These first albums emerged neo-progressive style bands like IQ, PENDRAGON and PALLAS. In the early's 80's they further perfected their style and seemed a bit as viable as their Canadian compatriots RUSH. Until 1989, suddenly SAGA re-emerged with arguably their strongest album to date: "The Beginner's Guide To Throwing Shapes". They went totally haywire in 1995, releasing "Generation 13" to be a real concept album.
Throughout the years, they created their own particular and unique brand of music. Well, they're still around and they are still making great music but unfortunately radio stations no longer play intelligent, riveting, songs anymore. So, if you're into groups like KANSAS, ASIA, RUSH, STYX, or YES, a new dimension of music awaits you... SAGA!
SAGA... one of the most famous Canadian Hard Progresssive with excellent albums including all elements which made the band's reputation: a taste for symphonism and melodies and real talent for efficient riffs.
From 1978 to 1980, SAGA produced a number of quintessentially "progressive" rock albums. These first albums emerged neo-progressive style bands like IQ, PENDRAGON and PALLAS. In the early's 80's they further perfected their style and seemed a bit as viable as their Canadian compatriots RUSH. Until 1989, suddenly SAGA re-emerged with arguably their strongest album to date: "The Beginner's Guide To Throwing Shapes". They went totally haywire in 1995, releasing "Generation 13" to be a real concept album.
Throughout the years, they created their own particular and unique brand of music. Well, they're still around and they are still making great music but unfortunately radio stations no longer play intelligent, riveting, songs anymore. So, if you're into groups like KANSAS, ASIA, RUSH, STYX, or YES, a new dimension of music awaits you... SAGA!
Oldies | Rock | FLAC / APE
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