Somewhere I've Never Travelled

I bought this album in 1976 from a small record store in Ithaca ny where I was a college student at Ithaca College... music was flowing like rivers back them...there was so much great music. I was attracted to the album cover which formed a pyramid and hoped it would be a good album. It was so much more. Of all the albums I've ever owned, I find myself playing this one the most and I have over 500 albums and cd's to choose from. These guys can really play. It is so much more than a bunch of songs.... It is a compilation of musical songs that you never get tired of listening to, and how many albums can you say that about... abbey road, sgt. pepper, pet sounds, etc... My kids now in there 20's have been listening to this since they were little and are hooked on it too. Just great musicianship and great music that you keep coming back to. Listen to the album in its entirety... You may just call in sick tomorrow to listen some more! "Running away" is just in my head.... enjoy and pass it on....

Truly one of my favorite albums and most influential. The whole album flows and is remarkable in the fact that in can incorporate so many styles and yet retain cohessiveness. Cowboy Star is a mini play in it's own , showcasing Joe Puerta ( bassist for Bruce Hornsby) . Amazing changes of tempo with a movie like ending that is yours to interpret. I wanna Know is a incredible hard rock song which coming after the introspective Harvey shows how this band cannot be categorized. Really just buy the album sit back let your mind wander and you will not be disappointed. By the way the original cover had a fold out triangle . very cool. Can't do that with a download. I could review in depth all the sounds but it is so much fun to discover. I truly envy all of you who will hear for the first time. Reminds me of a Superman episode where the professor invents a spray to erase memory.

Wasn't sure this ablum could match 'Ambrosia' - but it does. Heat the hot tub, draw a glass of wine and unplug the phone...