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Ambrosia – Somewhere I've Never Travelled (used)
Ambrosia – Somewhere I've Never Travelled (used)
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"Somewhere I've Never Travelled" is the second studio album by the American rock band Ambrosia, released in 1976 on 20th Century Fox Records
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Key Information:
- Producer: Alan Parsons.
- Significance: This was Ambrosia's last album on the 20th Century Fox label and is seen as an evolution from their debut, featuring a more symphonic and orchestral sound.
- Unique Packaging: The initial vinyl pressings had a custom "pyramid" cover with three fold-out panels that could be arranged into a pyramid shape.
- Musical Style: The album continues the band's blend of progressive rock and pop, with more orchestral arrangements by Andrew Powell.
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Notable Tracks:
- "Danse with Me George (Chopin's Plea)" - This eight-minute track incorporates classical, jazz, and pop styles.
- "Cowboy Star" - It features a strong orchestral segment and evokes the American West.
- "Runnin' Away" - A melodic ballad with acoustic elements and harmonies.
- "We Need You Too" - A powerful closing track that builds from a piano-led ballad to a symphonic conclusion.
- Commercial Performance: The album peaked at #79 on the Billboard 200, and none of its singles charted on the Billboard Hot 100.
- Critical Reception: While some critics noted the album lacked the seamless fusion of styles found in their debut, it is generally considered a strong album with impressive instrumentation and arrangements, particularly for progressive rock enthusiasts. Some critics described it as a "prog masterpiece".
- Tracklist: The album consists of 10 tracks.
"Somewhere I've Never Travelled" showcases Ambrosia's ambition and musical talent, especially for those interested in their progressive rock phase. The unique pyramid cover also makes it a desirable item for collectors.
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