’Mirage’

Nimrodel

i'm not voting for the best;

i'm voting for my favourite

love this album, exept freefall.

i'l vote for Nirmodel- amzing song, amzing group playing. wonderfull band

Harbour of Tears is a great album - very subtle and well orchestrated. I'd go as far as to say that the orchestration is better than on "The Snow Goose". The style's a bit like "Stationary Traveller" - but several steps beyond. Latimer's solos on "Harbour..." are astonishing - what that man does with one note could teach the "virtuosos" a thing or two

DACE wrote: Certif1ed wrote: Harbour of Tears is a great album - very subtle and well orchestrated. I'd go as far as to say that the orchestration is better than on "The Snow Goose". The style's a bit like "Stationary Traveller" - but several steps beyond. Latimer's solos on "Harbour..." are astonishing - what that man does with one note could teach the "virtuosos" a thing or two I think that "Harbour of Tears" is a good album (their second best since Bardens left -being the first one "Nude"). However, I'd rather listen to anything they did when Bardens was in the band. The rest is quite boring IMHO.

Depends what you're looking for, of course.

I find "Nude" quite dull - and everything after it up to "Stationary Traveller", which has some stellar moments of Andy's one-note wonders. On the Pressure Points live album there's even a bit of Bardens to go with the "S/T" and "Snow Goose" material. It's generally fantastic and well worth the investment IMO, despite the nosedive in the middle couple of numbers ("Cloak and Dagger Man ).

The interplay between Bardens and Latimer was priceless, of course, and was a great loss to the band when he left. Bardens' solo material really wasn't up to snuff without Latimer to play off.

What a superb album ... for me, Nimrodel is the brightest of its jewels ...

The song by which Peter Bardens' immortality is sealed!

im hearing lady fantasy at this moment, and i got to say that this is the best song of camel ever!!!!!!