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Release date:
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14 September 1979 |
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Progressive rock |
Rating:
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7.5 | 17 votes |
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01. North Sea Oil
02. Orion
03. Home
04. Dark Ages
05. Warm Sporran
06. Something's On The Move
07. Old Ghosts
08. Dun Ringill
09. Flying Dutchman
10. Elegy
11. A Stitch In Time [bonus]
12. Crossword [bonus]
13. Kelpie [bonus]
14. King Henry's Madrigal [bonus]
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Most of the songs here are very relaxing, in the way that none of the instruments are used for a harder edge, as found on previous releases such as 'Aqualung' and even 'Heavy Horses'. However, what is not missing here is Anderson's penchant for more than just a few well-handled flute solos, as well as some brilliantly structured songs. The band probably wouldn't get much better musically after this album, but 'Stormwatch' is yet another reason to listen to 70's Progressive Rock.
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