LIALIM HIGH

As one can see by the artwork cover we are flying into neo prog fantasy wonderland and I got to exchange my CD the next day (after two listening) for free. So I won't get mean with them, and not say anymore or else ......

But it appears that with rule changes, for this review to appear, I must extend the review to fill the 200 character rule (Hi Bob ;-). So here goes: With Liliam High, Twin Age went on where they had left off previously and furthered on with the Genesis-loaded neo-prog. Not unpleasant, of course, but pointless, as there must hundreds of these albums around in the archives. I cannot even say that their Swedish roots give them that special melancholic edge that so many Scandinavian group seem to have as second nature.