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This one was the first of his that got my mind a bit focused on Jazz but, after hearing his one of the two ... fewest songs with lyrics, Children of Sanchez, he became a part of my life too. Listen to that one, see the lyrics and think once again, about , the children of the world.

I don't understand Turkish and it is not clear but, nice try.

Dear Kamesenninful i am more than grateful. Please though, when done, send to e mail address. Thankfully yours, BN

No way to call it worst. It turns me on more than many, from punk up to, hip bop or, electronica versions.

And by the way, i liked the voice more. Why? well, Metal is one thing, Progressive rock is another. Rock on baby!

Yes and no. His voice was one octave lower in exactly where i listened the whole thing to for its sake. I strongly prefer the albume version as appose to live. Those were his better days that I liked up until the getaway album and then, well, it was a more pop rated mainstream fellow

taking 3 dozes of Demon (DXM) gives absolute meaning to this thing.... but still the original version album is Da Ting!

but the other Greeks i like are ArrEAoΣ ΔIONYΣIOY and a couple of others (that sounds very Iranian! and, bands I would suggest to you to expand your horizons would be Omega and Hobo Blues Band from Hungary. please write in my e mail address since i'm not easy here. Regards and, wishing the econ...

As far as as I presume, D D Y was the fellow who wrote progressive lyrics such as Suite Madam Blues, etc.

without him the band ain't the same and, he seemed progressive, not this and that

The power of the people must determine the future of over a billion people. Urban ones too, must comprehend the value of humanity, egalitarianism and justice.

Or they better get lost from the planet Earth.