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1973's "Eagle Rock" was critically acclaimed and once again quite eclectic, (featuring new keyboardist Helge Groslie and bassist Arica Siggs). There's a slight African tribal percussion theme running through the album, reminding me of, er, Uriah Heep on Look at Yourself. It does have a couple of highlights, though, in the epic One Night In Eagle Rock and the excellent Dying Sun, where the band stumble across a great rif. "Eagle Rock" is one for aficionados of the era.
Tracks
1. One Night In Eagle Rock (Arica Siggs, Janne Loseth, Roy Robinson) - 7:46
2. All Around You - 3:56
3. One Of Your Kind - 5:28
4. Heia Valenga (Arica Siggs, Helge Groslie, Janne Loseth, John Lorck, Kjell Asperud, Roy Robinson) - 1:37
5. Dying Sun - 6:17
6. And It's Music - 3:16
7. Richmond Express (Janne Loseth, Roy Robinson) - 3:36
8. Maureen - 6:12
9. The Skeleton (Arica Siggs, Helge Groslie, Janne Loseth, John Lorck, Kjell Asperud, Roy Robinson) - 2:31
10.Rain 2000 (Kenny Aas, Roy Robinson) - 3:47
11.Blond (Kenny Aas, Roy Robinson) - 5:36
12.Macumba (John Williamson, Roy Robinson) - 3:52
13.Midinght Sadness (Janne Loseth, Roy Robinson) - 3:44
All compositions by Arica Siggs except where stated
Titanic
*Roy Robinson - Vocals
*Helge Groslie - Keyboards
*Janne Loseth - Guitar
*Kjell Asperud - Percussion
*John Lorck - Drums
*Arica Siggs - Bass
