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Category: Prog / AOR
Year: 1994
Label: Cyclops
Catalog Number: CYCL 017
Personnel
Andy Edwards vocals, guitars
Gareth Jones bass, vocals
Daz Joseph drums
Rob Reed Piano
Sue Manley backing vocals
Tracks
| 1. | Just a Game | |
| 2. | Smiled At Me | |
| 3. | Red Sky | |
| 4. | Falling | |
| 5. | Life and Times | |
| 6. | She Cries | |
| 7. | Raingods | |
| 8. | First Light | |
| 9. | Big World | |
| 10. | Tea At Cyril's | |
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| Heavy Harmonies Volunteer |
| From: Jez |
Date: July 26, 2008 at 10:23 |
| Really nice little disc this one. If It Bites are a band you like, you could do a lot worse than check this one out. Always labelled as a Prog band (Probably not helped by the fact that they were on Cyclops, which is mainly a Progressive Rock label), Ezra have their roots more firmly planted in the AOR genre than anything else, although there are Proggy touches here and there in the arrangements. Musicianship is very good, the songs of a good standard with non that I would label filler and overall it has a nice un cluttered, not over done production. I Don't know how easy this one is to track down now, but if you see it, I strongly advise you to give it a shot.
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| From: gooup |
Date: July 28, 2008 at 11:19 |
| i heard there's a band that's "Better than Ezra" ... sorry, couldn't resist.
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