I concur on everything KCrutchf said. I'm only 35 and that damn piano riff has been in my head for two weeks now. I would love to see Return to Forever make a new album with new compositions just to get an ideal of where they are thinking in 2012. This may have been their best song!
To me, this is the best album ever recorded.. I love each artist part, this blows me away no matter how many times I hear it. I was also very fortunate to hear it played on quality equipment. Nothing compares.
Chick will be remebered LONG after we are all dead and gone. He was born to be a pianist and thankfully for us, he didn't waste his gift. Oh yeah, He is 1/2 Sicilian....GO ITALY!
i think of Spain as CC tribute to the country and people, but Romantic Warrior as the universal time piece which can fit all genres and cultures. peace always to RTF
hey guys, this is not chick music,that's not a judgement,just a statement of fact. and please don't be a bozo, and tell me your sister was into fusion,no shit,of course there are exceptions,but by and large,chicks are just not into this stuff.
@flowerchild58 i was talking about "chicks", as in women/girls/muchachas/dames,get it. i know his name is chick,that's not what i was reffering to. my point, was, that women[by and large], are not huge fusion music freaks. you completely missed, what i was saying.
Well, yea, but that's what makes it amazing. I mean if you find a girl who actually likes jazz/fusion, she'll probably be very sophisticated, which is relatively rare. Same goes for boys, too. This is mature and sophisticated music and so are most of the fans. You want naive, inane and shallow girls, popular/mainstream fanatics are everywhere these days.
@heero7yui mind you,i'm not preaching,i'm just more or less documenting a reality. i don't think it's so much about sophistication,though. straight ahead mainstream jazz,is sophisticated,and a lot more women are into it,than fusion. let's also not forget, that fusion encompasses a pretty broad[no pun intended],range of musical expression,from "light" jazz; to, tour de force, mahavishnu orchestra,sonic wall blasting.
Was so honored to see them do this live in 76. I almost wet my pants. 4 masters at work. Must have listened to this 500 times or more. Still get chills. This listen it was Lenny White OH MY GOD Lenny please.
Is there any other piano player out there except for myself (who learned the entire song by ear and transcribed his solo (but I still play my own)) who took the time to learn and perform this masterpiece? In my opinion, it is Chick's greatest piece. From the surreal intro, to the effectively simple melody and blistering rhythmic improvisations, and ending with the most magnificent coda ever created for a jazz piece, it should be required for graduate performances in universities. I rest my case.
@treblemakerful finally a real musician im just a kid and im a bass player and i pick this stuff out by ear on bass vids people are like where did you get the tabs and i reply listen to it by ear to figure it out your ear will never lie and you will get the most accurate results on tabs its hard to read because you dont know if its a quarter note, half note or whatever and you dont know where the rests are also when you do it by ear you can get the right dynamics on certain notes
@treblemakerful I like that, cute. Isn't this one the most awesome pieces ever? I bought this album when I was just 16, I'm now 52, and I love it just as much today as I loved it then. It is a master piece how Stanley with that base just draw you in with that haunting sound. Every artist just did the damn thing. How can wordless music says just want I needed to hear!! WOW
back in the day rtf was so avante garde the were unheard of. only the cool kids were that hip. not to say that you were not.but it wass like not knowing who led zepplin was
Every piece on this album (I had two vinyls bought during original release periods) is a masterpiece in it's own right. Performance mastery by some of the real musical magicians of our time.
Wow.......................just speechless. Always loved Stanley Clarke. Return to Forever is what every musician need to listen to to open their mind and strengthen their skills.
I was 13 years old when I first heard RTF, After hearing these guys, I never went back to the kiddy stuff (J5, Osmonds etc) again. This IS REAL, that stuff is like comparing rock salt to diamonds!
@Patlynn167 I know me too. Ever notice how just about everybody get into fusion like between 12-13 years old and all their friends are listening nonsense...LOL!
I had this record in the 80's Stanley Clarke, AL Dimeola, Jaco Pastorius, Chic Corea and Lenny White were the musicians on it. Jazz dudes whom I didnt know shit about because I was a headbanger in those days...
@sumrexdiscus4u i listen to rap and that doesn't have anything to do with knowing good music when u hear it. my dad used to play this and the jester one,that was in the like 84-85 ish and im 30 now and i didn't forget to get this album when i had a chance oh yeah if it matters im black and from the hood but i still can't get with the country too much tho!
I think this is as much classical/jazz fusion as jazz/rock fusion. It really doesn't have much to do with rock really except for a few repetitions which occur in many types of popular music including vocal jazz.
My favorite album for over 30 years. Not sure why they catagorize this as "fusion" as it's all acoustic. The best jazz ever recorded. STILL waiting on thier next album.
@bill75229 the 'fusion' of the best of jazz and rock? Just enough structure to keep some 'rock' hooks and such, whilst being open enough to let the musicianship speak for itself? Unless you were being rhetorical..
Some years ago, this album was voted here no. 1 as far as the quality of drumming is concerned. The experts said "unprecedented, and not exceeded since".
One of the finest jazz albums ever recorded,.....was selected jazz album of the year in 1975-76 if not mistaken. It's a shame that there are no longer bands like these guys around anymore. I have to say that I was fortunate enough to see them 3-4 times back in the 70's. I'm still in awe of their musicianship,...something that is sorely lacking in todays music, unfortunately!
No Mystery" was Jazz album of the Year......this album came right after it. I drove to Amsterdam from Stuttgart in April of 1976 listening to "No Mystery"......the incredible violins and cello were amazing...this album carried me through all of the Europe the next several years.......I especially find "Sorceress" to be a song of unusual significance. Listening to "Sorceress" as I drove along the Mediteranean coastline from Genoa into Nice was something else.....fond memories....
@MEchibi They are great but Miles, Mahavishnu, Weather Report, Metheny, Herbie, Ahmad Jamal, Jack DeJohnette, Zappa... They all are important. The 70's were fantastic. Today, we have Snuff Dog and Gangsta Something. Swell...
No distortion allowed to cover up any technical shortcomings ;)
~6:19 is still, to this day, blows me away at how immaculate a scale run DiMeola executes there. He doesn't miss a note, he doesn't buzz a string. Not sure if that's staccatissimo there, but it's sure as heck tight!
while shadow of lo is still my favorite return to forever song, this one climbs the ranks every time i hear it....also, it was sampled for lupe fiasco's "american terrorist" for any hip hop heads out there
@1231MIYU A second time last Chick Corea's piano, I decided not astride a horse of iron, appeared on the bank of the Arakawa gallantly night, I remember my twenties Kiyoshi Mitarai.
This album deserved its five-star rating, and its Grammy award nomination. They never outdid it, unfortunately, and just like Mahavishnu did, internal pressure and Columbia record executives busted this band up good. Too bad.
could somebody please post celebration suite from no mystery album, its a dynamite drum track, i have the album at home but im 12000km from home in Prague and havent heard it in years, you would be doing the world a favour..... and ill buy you a lovely big glass of czech beer next time your in town...or ten...
i often have this song stuck in my head because of the mellow tempo, but fast subdivisions there in, wow al dimiolas solo is so clear, note for note, its all there....never tire of this one.
Very sad how many people there are that have never heard this album! One of the finest of all time. These guy's were the Beatles of Progressive Jazz to me. And this album is Sargent Pepper as far as I'm concerned!
I concur on everything KCrutchf said. I'm only 35 and that damn piano riff has been in my head for two weeks now. I would love to see Return to Forever make a new album with new compositions just to get an ideal of where they are thinking in 2012. This may have been their best song!
Chuck1Green 16 hours ago
phenomenal drumming. lenny is my favorite on this track
SplitYoWigBack 1 week ago
THIS COULD BE MY ANTHEM cuz it speaks to my soul!!!
kcrutchf 2 weeks ago
To me, this is the best album ever recorded.. I love each artist part, this blows me away no matter how many times I hear it. I was also very fortunate to hear it played on quality equipment. Nothing compares.
kcrutchf 2 weeks ago
Chick will be remebered LONG after we are all dead and gone. He was born to be a pianist and thankfully for us, he didn't waste his gift. Oh yeah, He is 1/2 Sicilian....GO ITALY!
dansteely9 1 month ago
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AlessandroFortarel 1 month ago in playlist Chick Corea
Chics playing sounds like he has extra digits on his hand. Its so fluid, his playing.
nclempark1 1 month ago
Refreshing, brings back sweet memories.
jenn4utube2011 1 month ago
this album is sick
twentymoreyears 2 months ago
i think of Spain as CC tribute to the country and people, but Romantic Warrior as the universal time piece which can fit all genres and cultures. peace always to RTF
123clanger 2 months ago
I would love to hear a full orchestra version of this.
grevejp44 2 months ago
hey guys, this is not chick music,that's not a judgement,just a statement of fact. and please don't be a bozo, and tell me your sister was into fusion,no shit,of course there are exceptions,but by and large,chicks are just not into this stuff.
brainsareus 2 months ago
@brainsareus If you don't know, you do not have to speak. Chick Corea is the name.
flowerchild58 1 month ago
@flowerchild58 i was talking about "chicks", as in women/girls/muchachas/dames,get it. i know his name is chick,that's not what i was reffering to. my point, was, that women[by and large], are not huge fusion music freaks. you completely missed, what i was saying.
brainsareus 1 month ago
@brainsareus Sorry.Misunderstood. I should not speak myself.
flowerchild58 1 month ago
@flowerchild58 no problem,it's cool.
brainsareus 1 month ago
Well, yea, but that's what makes it amazing. I mean if you find a girl who actually likes jazz/fusion, she'll probably be very sophisticated, which is relatively rare. Same goes for boys, too. This is mature and sophisticated music and so are most of the fans. You want naive, inane and shallow girls, popular/mainstream fanatics are everywhere these days.
heero7yui 1 month ago
@heero7yui mind you,i'm not preaching,i'm just more or less documenting a reality. i don't think it's so much about sophistication,though. straight ahead mainstream jazz,is sophisticated,and a lot more women are into it,than fusion. let's also not forget, that fusion encompasses a pretty broad[no pun intended],range of musical expression,from "light" jazz; to, tour de force, mahavishnu orchestra,sonic wall blasting.
brainsareus 1 month ago
Was so honored to see them do this live in 76. I almost wet my pants. 4 masters at work. Must have listened to this 500 times or more. Still get chills. This listen it was Lenny White OH MY GOD Lenny please.
tapeatsbill 2 months ago
Is there any other piano player out there except for myself (who learned the entire song by ear and transcribed his solo (but I still play my own)) who took the time to learn and perform this masterpiece? In my opinion, it is Chick's greatest piece. From the surreal intro, to the effectively simple melody and blistering rhythmic improvisations, and ending with the most magnificent coda ever created for a jazz piece, it should be required for graduate performances in universities. I rest my case.
treblemakerful 3 months ago 15
@treblemakerful finally a real musician im just a kid and im a bass player and i pick this stuff out by ear on bass vids people are like where did you get the tabs and i reply listen to it by ear to figure it out your ear will never lie and you will get the most accurate results on tabs its hard to read because you dont know if its a quarter note, half note or whatever and you dont know where the rests are also when you do it by ear you can get the right dynamics on certain notes
TheIllegalKind 2 months ago
@treblemakerful I like that, cute. Isn't this one the most awesome pieces ever? I bought this album when I was just 16, I'm now 52, and I love it just as much today as I loved it then. It is a master piece how Stanley with that base just draw you in with that haunting sound. Every artist just did the damn thing. How can wordless music says just want I needed to hear!! WOW
kcrutchf 2 weeks ago
@treblemakerful excellent comment, but what do you expect? Chick Corea was an expert pianist from the age of 4. Truly God's gift to the piano.
SeekerOfOrigin 1 week ago
Fuck. Yes.
SirDruhHu 3 months ago
Still one of the GREAT albums.
triplettam 3 months ago
...another great 8-Track that I listened to cruising around in my 1971 Plymouth Duster. I was the balls!
reverendglenn 3 months ago
back in the day rtf was so avante garde the were unheard of. only the cool kids were that hip. not to say that you were not.but it wass like not knowing who led zepplin was
DrDarcyLive 3 months ago
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nuck81 3 months ago
...the incredible fusion of man and machine.
ElectraGSX 4 months ago in playlist jazzy772011
The ULTIMATE piece. My GAWD! The precision with which this piece is executed is IN-FRICKING-SANE! Masters AT WORK! PROCEED WITH EXTREME CAUTION!
daToinado 4 months ago 3
de no mamar la rolita y todo el disco
GOROGOY 4 months ago
Every piece on this album (I had two vinyls bought during original release periods) is a masterpiece in it's own right. Performance mastery by some of the real musical magicians of our time.
RimshotMedia 5 months ago 2
Wow.......................just speechless. Always loved Stanley Clarke. Return to Forever is what every musician need to listen to to open their mind and strengthen their skills.
Speer82 5 months ago 2
I was 13 years old when I first heard RTF, After hearing these guys, I never went back to the kiddy stuff (J5, Osmonds etc) again. This IS REAL, that stuff is like comparing rock salt to diamonds!
Patlynn167 6 months ago 11
@Patlynn167 I know me too. Ever notice how just about everybody get into fusion like between 12-13 years old and all their friends are listening nonsense...LOL!
out42c 2 months ago
@out42c Me too, I'm 16 now. It's about the time that we are introduced to Ganja, lol.
MultiPhisher 1 month ago
無人島に何か一つだけ持っていくとしたら、この曲を持っていく
rutyabure026 6 months ago
Long after we are gone this stuff will still be treasured by most musicians.
cruzbricker 6 months ago
THAT IS SICK!!!!
kcrutchf 6 months ago
I had this record in the 80's Stanley Clarke, AL Dimeola, Jaco Pastorius, Chic Corea and Lenny White were the musicians on it. Jazz dudes whom I didnt know shit about because I was a headbanger in those days...
8foldScotty 7 months ago
The is a live performance out on youtube.
Badingley 7 months ago
Musical geniuses in sync...how awesome is this recording. I first heard it in 1976, and went out and purchased it the next day!
1palmtreeinla1 7 months ago
05:18-05:32 is like a fucking trip thorugh the universe.. thats just stupid, i can't descripe it with words..
ConCarneBlues 7 months ago
questa musica è la linfa vitale della vita...meravigliosa
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This flow has has given my mind and heart food for decades and continues to this day...
purpletavon 8 months ago
This flow has has given my mind and heart food for decades and continues to this day...
purpletavon 8 months ago
Pick up the Magician listen too "Good bye Mickey Mouse" Nice
Santillan011 8 months ago
I don't believe I was born with the ability to full comprehend how awesome this album is.
PiercedGenitalia 9 months ago 2
What a line-up on this album! Clarke on bass, Dimeola on guitar, and, of course, Chic doing his thing makes for a great album.
sumrextejodera22 9 months ago
Ahh yes...Lupe Fiasco sample for American Terrorists. Prolyfic killed this sample.
HS32153 9 months ago 3
the mildy stoned kasperkat, approves..
TheKasperkat 10 months ago
Brillaint saw em years ago in London, real musicians!
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chayaweres 10 months ago
best ever
bimbo9 10 months ago
this is pure love
ronaldmcdonald333 11 months ago
Back in 1979 HBO, YES HBO had this Album live on a concert and I saw it. I wish I can find it!!! Help anyone???
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yettie4e 1 year ago
man oh man oh MAN how I wish I could travel back in time just to see them recording this in studio!!!!!!THIS IS EPICALLY OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!!
Spankeedoodle 1 year ago
lupe fiasco americo terrorist
Adjei88 1 year ago
1:28 to 1:40 reminds me of a cowboy stepping into town on a dusty day in mexican town on a hot late after noon classic!
petepi1981 1 year ago
1:20 to 1:40 reminds me of a cowboy stepping into town on a dusty day in mexican town on a hot late after noon classic!
petepi1981 1 year ago
this is a cool light it up kick back and let your mind roam . real smooth jazz.
MrBossanovass 1 year ago
i cant believe ive never heard this. my ears are leaking salty clear liquid. superb sounds!!
itstimetodie 1 year ago
just kick back cause this is a SERIOUS ride baby!
DotMorson 1 year ago
Stanley Clarke - my all time favourite bassist and probably the best of his generation
neofunkyman1 1 year ago
interesting music
TheFlyingsky 1 year ago
Who was the one idiot that put a thumbs down to this? Tin ears like that have no appreciation for music.
Off with his head!!
TheBoneRanger1968 1 year ago 2
so fucking good
ronaldmcdonald333 1 year ago
i bought this album in 1976 when it was fresh and sounded great. now i can hear the effects of prog rock, more is more etc.
lesson: just because its possible doesnt mean it will enhance the piece.
eamonosu 1 year ago 3
The one person who does not like this must be into rap or country music. DiMeola's and Clarke's work outside of Return To Forever also kicks ass.
sumrexdiscus4u 1 year ago
@sumrexdiscus4u i listen to rap and that doesn't have anything to do with knowing good music when u hear it. my dad used to play this and the jester one,that was in the like 84-85 ish and im 30 now and i didn't forget to get this album when i had a chance oh yeah if it matters im black and from the hood but i still can't get with the country too much tho!
petepi1981 1 year ago
theyre better live
ronaldmcdonald333 1 year ago
3.50 onwards, ....very reminiscent of When The Eagle Flies album by Traffic
eamonosu 1 year ago
rappers sample good music but they never buy the product cause the sample was too rich for their taste.
ronaldmcdonald333 1 year ago
I think this is as much classical/jazz fusion as jazz/rock fusion. It really doesn't have much to do with rock really except for a few repetitions which occur in many types of popular music including vocal jazz.
intervalkid 1 year ago
Just awsome! Chick, Stanley, Al, and Lenny!
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mdewindi 1 year ago
My favorite album for over 30 years. Not sure why they catagorize this as "fusion" as it's all acoustic. The best jazz ever recorded. STILL waiting on thier next album.
bill75229 1 year ago
@bill75229 the 'fusion' of the best of jazz and rock? Just enough structure to keep some 'rock' hooks and such, whilst being open enough to let the musicianship speak for itself? Unless you were being rhetorical..
bestaround5 1 year ago
@bill75229 Still amazes me after all these years still got the original vinyl but also have the CD version this album was YEARS ahead of its time!
WELLBRAN 1 year ago
@bill75229 Fusion did not mean "electric" only! It was/is the mixture (fusion) of jazz and rock elements.
flatchest32 1 year ago
@flatchest32 to me fusion means mixture of anything
ronaldmcdonald333 1 year ago
Some years ago, this album was voted here no. 1 as far as the quality of drumming is concerned. The experts said "unprecedented, and not exceeded since".
fnrsknmer 1 year ago
lol i voted for the highest rated comment not in spite of, but because it wasn't english and i didnt understand
ringostar8 1 year ago
One of the finest jazz albums ever recorded,.....was selected jazz album of the year in 1975-76 if not mistaken. It's a shame that there are no longer bands like these guys around anymore. I have to say that I was fortunate enough to see them 3-4 times back in the 70's. I'm still in awe of their musicianship,...something that is sorely lacking in todays music, unfortunately!
jaylo66 1 year ago
@jaylo66 I agree with you word for word
WELLBRAN 1 year ago
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pacnwcomre 10 months ago
No Mystery" was Jazz album of the Year......this album came right after it. I drove to Amsterdam from Stuttgart in April of 1976 listening to "No Mystery"......the incredible violins and cello were amazing...this album carried me through all of the Europe the next several years.......I especially find "Sorceress" to be a song of unusual significance. Listening to "Sorceress" as I drove along the Mediteranean coastline from Genoa into Nice was something else.....fond memories....
pacnwcomre 10 months ago 2
@pacnwcomre I envy you!!!
gnsky77 9 months ago
facking piano solo!
d1versify 1 year ago
RTF, Masters of their craft!!!
SWhit62030 1 year ago
Carambaaaa!!!!!!
rafafurst 1 year ago 7
This is so crap, why dont you listen to REAL music like Lil Wayne and Lady Gaga..
I kid, I kid.
soulmman 1 year ago 8
@soulmman Damm right your joking this is what real music is all about
dal4018 3 months ago
This is Real Fusion!
LuisDavid1990 1 year ago 2
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MEchibi i AGREE 100% with you, NO ONE could touch RTF Chicke,Lenny ,Al ,Stanley
TheRenstarmusic 1 year ago
MEchibi i AGREE 100% with you, NO ONE could touch RTF Chicke,Lenny ,Al ,Stanley
TheRenstarmusic 1 year ago
Al and stanley are awesome!!!
mr13xa 1 year ago
lupe fiasco sample this sog listen to american terrorist and you will hear the same beat!.
TheFatboymike 1 year ago
i've listened to Return To Forever since the 70's and there is still NO match for the technique or pure artistry within this group
MEchibi 1 year ago
@MEchibi They are great but Miles, Mahavishnu, Weather Report, Metheny, Herbie, Ahmad Jamal, Jack DeJohnette, Zappa... They all are important. The 70's were fantastic. Today, we have Snuff Dog and Gangsta Something. Swell...
PhilAroundhits 1 year ago
patfish, you're right : this is MUSIC !
trasivijf 2 years ago
this is music!!!!!
patfish 2 years ago
No distortion allowed to cover up any technical shortcomings ;)
~6:19 is still, to this day, blows me away at how immaculate a scale run DiMeola executes there. He doesn't miss a note, he doesn't buzz a string. Not sure if that's staccatissimo there, but it's sure as heck tight!
JonP1961 2 years ago 3
Technicality is a science, not an art.
odin2358 2 years ago
@odin2358
i suppose there's a point that's trying to be made here. care to share it with the rest of the class that isn't as tuned in?
JonP1961 2 years ago
music is and never will be a science my friend
jaydeebassman 2 years ago
music is not and will never be a science
jaydeebassman 2 years ago
@odin2358, science is the search of knowledge using a method. technique is a manner of doing things, which is much more related to art
cachubiza 1 year ago
while shadow of lo is still my favorite return to forever song, this one climbs the ranks every time i hear it....also, it was sampled for lupe fiasco's "american terrorist" for any hip hop heads out there
abcdefghjklmnrst 2 years ago 3
最後のチック・コリアのピアノの番になる頃、決まって私は鉄の馬に跨り、颯爽と夜の荒川土手に現われた、二十代の御手洗潔を思い出す。
1231MIYU 2 years ago 43
懐かしいですね！あの小説をきっかけにジャズに興味を持ちました
toranuguitars 2 years ago 2
@1231MIYU A second time last Chick Corea's piano, I decided not astride a horse of iron, appeared on the bank of the Arakawa gallantly night, I remember my twenties Kiyoshi Mitarai.
MrJazzLicks 10 months ago
@1231MIYU : TOTALLY AGREE !
mickeltheheadbanger 8 months ago
@1231MIYU english please?
mambozambush 8 months ago
@1231MIYU c'est exactement ça!!!
did13frico 7 months ago
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jonrixbus 4 months ago
@1231MIYU word!
jonrixbus 4 months ago
fantastic
joemufc2 2 years ago
in my youth, i pictured myself in that armor....
MrJE6229 2 years ago
wow, thanks for uploading this, brings back alot of memories
PatrickPending 2 years ago
5 stars!
LuisDavid1990 2 years ago
Lenny White on drums, your'e right , so tight but then again all these musicians are....YEAHHH, good post, Gracias
claymarsh59 2 years ago
i went to school with lenny whites son he used to give me demo tapes all the time they only live 2 towns away
leeble611 2 years ago
some of the tightest drumming ever
BanacaNation 2 years ago
I know this album since it came out !Am glad to hear it again!
Chick, whatever happened to "Looking at the World"?
PLEASE POST THIS SONG! GREAT MUSIC AND LYRICS.
I SANG THIS SONG AT MY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION AND WOULD LOVE TO HEAR ITT AGAIN!
kathrynandnancy 2 years ago
Didn't Flora Purim sing that? It's such a beautiful song!
mariner719 2 years ago
いやーかっこいいわ
akaiyanagi 2 years ago
This album deserved its five-star rating, and its Grammy award nomination. They never outdid it, unfortunately, and just like Mahavishnu did, internal pressure and Columbia record executives busted this band up good. Too bad.
pantherius 2 years ago 2
This is good shit.
JatinderGill9 2 years ago
One of the finest fusion songs ever written, definitely in my top ten.
mookadada 2 years ago
5 stars again.simple as that
d1versify 2 years ago
could somebody please post celebration suite from no mystery album, its a dynamite drum track, i have the album at home but im 12000km from home in Prague and havent heard it in years, you would be doing the world a favour..... and ill buy you a lovely big glass of czech beer next time your in town...or ten...
lukoshey79 2 years ago
i often have this song stuck in my head because of the mellow tempo, but fast subdivisions there in, wow al dimiolas solo is so clear, note for note, its all there....never tire of this one.
lukoshey79 2 years ago 2
Amazing
DixieNarko 2 years ago
uno de los temas que más me llegan de corea, la melo es terrible!
borrosebi 3 years ago
Wow I just listened to the album front to back and now i need to go and find the one song that stood out the most (they were all amazing).
mwg5439 3 years ago
clarke, and white!!! really felt the drum and bass connect in that song, have not heard this song in a while.......beautiful!!
itsmcgee555 3 years ago
Very sad how many people there are that have never heard this album! One of the finest of all time. These guy's were the Beatles of Progressive Jazz to me. And this album is Sargent Pepper as far as I'm concerned!
joecrowaz 3 years ago
Haven't heard this in 20 years... still mindboggling.. Thanks!
OnlyrepublikafaninNL 3 years ago 7
Holy shit!!!!
checkingdude 3 years ago 25