Eloy - Power And The Passion (1975) 
(2000 Remastered)


Tracks:
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01. 01 - Introduction.flac [1:11]
02. 02 - Journey Into 1358.flac [2:54]
03. 03 - Love Over Six Centuries.flac [10:09]
04. 04 - Mutiny.flac [9:08]
05. 05 - Imprisonment.flac [3:13]
06. 06 - Daylight.flac [2:38]
07. 07 - Thoughts Of Home.flac [1:05]
08. 08 - The Zany Magician.flac [2:48]
09. 09 - Back Into The Present.flac [3:02]
10. 10 - The Bells Of Notre Dame.flac [6:21]
11. 11 - The Bells Of Notre Dame (Remix 1999).flac [6:34]

Line-up:
Frank Bornemann - Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals
Detlef "Pitter" Schwaar - Guitar
Manfred Wieczorke - Organ, Moog, Mellotron, Electric & Acoustic Pianos
Luitjen Janssen - Bass
Fritz Randow - Drums


Music written and arranged by ELOY.
Lyrics by Frank Bornemann and Gordon Bennit.
All songs produced by Jay Partridge and ELOY.

Recorded at Tonstudio Nedeltschev, Cologne, Juni-August 1975.
Engineer: Wolfgang Thierbach.
Remix Engineer (track 11): Gerhard Anyway Wölfle

Digitally remastered by John Cremer & Jens Müller-Koslowski at Maarweg Studios, EMI Electrola, Cologne, 1999.
Original coverdesign: Atelier Kochlowski.
Reissue artwork design by Michael Narten.
Booklet text by Volker Kuinke.

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This one is a complementation to unremaster album. This is the 2000 remastered 
release. Thanks god this don't have that silly EMI copy protection. 
So they made really an excellent job during remastering, because 
it has excellent sound quality. This 1973-1975 period is my favourite 
Eloy period. For me this is the best Eloy album, Floating was a highlight 
but Power And The Passion is the magnum-opus masterpiece for me. Get it if 
you never heard. :yummy:
The 1 additional track is only a different mix of the last track.

This is the Eloy's fourth album and a real prog classic and the last album 
with this wonderful line-up,
Manfred Wieczorke should join the Jane after this album. 

Some people think that this is their Floydian album, but I can't agree with that, 
nah it's more some
symphonic Krautrock and this is a concept album with a whole story, and I leave 
you to read the reviews
from the net instead of that I repeating the review, but I really like this 
album a lot as I with all their
albums, yeah this is definitely a fantastic symphonic prog album, and if you 
haven't heard it yet then you
definitely lend it your ears, yeah Eloy was one of the most fantastic groups 
in the Germany, and maybe the
only thing that make it Kraut is Frank Bornemann broken English.


This CD issued on EMI Electrola Harvest 7243 5 22760 2 8, in 2000.