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Contents: [Limited Edition] Paper jacket (E-style single jacket), Blu-spec CD2, latest remastering *Available while supplies last. Track Listing: 01. Motion of Stars 02. Will of the Wind 03. Metallic Rain 04. Elsewhere 05. Dial Out 06. Gloriana 07. Rotations Logic 08. The Myth of Apollo 09. Message 10. Ave 11. First Approach 12. Galaxy Radio Station Sony Music Progressive Rock Paper Jacket Collection Vangelis Edition 5 A highly anticipated collection series for fans, reissuing Sony Music's proud progressive rock catalog in paper jackets and high-quality Blu-spec CD2. This series has been well-received, releasing progressive rock works from various countries, including British, European, and American rock, in each installment. As a special edition, we are releasing five of Vangelis's works recorded for RCA and ARISTA in tribute to the artist who passed away suddenly in May of this year (2022). Born in 1943, Vangelis was a Greek composer and a leading figure in synth music. He composed music for numerous films, including "Chariots of Fire" and "Blade Runner," establishing himself as a master of soundtracks. This album is known as an ambitious work that makes full use of digital synthesizers, and it was Vangelis's first release on the Arista label. It showcases a modern synth-like approach and contributed to the completion of Vangelis's one-man orchestral sound, making it a masterpiece that deserves to be re-examined now. Released in 1988. Media reviews and more. Sony Music's proud progressive rock catalog is being reissued in a highly coveted collection series with paper sleeves and high-quality Blu-spec CD2. Having consistently released progressive rock works from various genres, including British, European, and American rock, on a country-by-country basis, this special edition commemorates Vangelis, who passed away suddenly in May 2022, by releasing five of his albums on RCA and ARISTA. This album, known as an ambitious work that makes extensive use of digital synthesizers, is Vangelis' first release on the Arista label. It showcases a modern synth-like approach and contributed to the completion of Vangelis's one-man orchestral sound, making it a masterpiece that deserves to be re-examined now. Released in 1988. (C)RS
