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I don't think I've heard of this band. Which surprises me!...

Why did Renaissance make up another band name for themselves?..

Different line up from 1972 Noni. Keith Relf led band (69-70) produced 2 albums and then band split. Michael Dunford played on 1971 and last album and after band split created new Renaissance with Annie Haslam, John Tout, Jon Camp and Terry Sullivan. Keith Relf died in 1976 after being electrocuted on stage. The old Renaissance then reformed under the name Illusion and produced 2 albums in 77 and 78. A third album was due for release but the band split. The third album eventually came out many years later called Enchanted Caress. There is a fourth album under the name Renaissance Illusion that I have that came out when the band reformed again in 80s. John Hawkins is keyboard player (Strawbs).

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Different line up from 1972 Noni. Keith Relf led band (69-70) produced 2 albums and then band split. Michael Dunford played on 1971 and last album and after band split created new Renaissance with Annie Haslam, John Tout, Jon Camp and Terry Sullivan. Keith Relf died in 1976 after being electrocuted on stage. The old Renaissance then reformed under the name Illusion and produced 2 albums in 77 and 78. A third album was due for release but the band split. The third album eventually came out many years later called Enchanted Caress. There is a fourth album under the name Renaissance Illusion that I have that came out when the band reformed again in 80s. That came out in 2001 called Through the Fire. John Hawkins is keyboard player (Strawbs).

Down and Out! -Genesis

Magic Pie – ‘Fragments of the 5th Element’ (2019)

Currently in 10CC mode (My favourite band before Genesis took that title).

Listened to How Dare You! earlier, now about to play Bloody Tourists (In my opinion, their last top notch album)

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I have a bit of a headache today. I'm enjoying listening to this with my eyes closed. It's very cinematic and calming at the same time; all instrumental. Thanks for this one, Noni

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The first track has a bit of a thumping (throbbing) sound. Probably not good for your headache!....

This album reminds me of an album Pink Floyd could of done!...

My wife was reading a book on her tablet while I was listening to the album, so I had the volume down a bit. But yes, the thumping was a bit monotonous. Overall, a very nice listen, as far as background music goes