He will always be Father Merrin to me,but he was a great Ferryman in 'What Dreams may Come' too. Robin Williams' greatest gig I think.

I absolutely respect this work. This and Altar Pieces are,to me at least,gateways to a more substantial and spiritual plane. They put what surrounds us into perspective.

@Bill Nelson best idea so far. Love this artwork,maybe a tweak on the colours of the letters in the albums' title? the guitar image is an attention grabber for sure.

Those two smiling women with the German sounding names and oh so forced smiles freaked me out. Especially 'Rigmor'. Full name Rigmortis Rictus?

I have often wondered who did the guitar solo on 'Goodbye to Love'. Tony Peluso.

Either way,it's on my shopping list. Lurve the instrumental albums.

Now that sounds great.😎 The Venusian Effect. Nice ring to it.......or is that Saturn?

'Venetian' surely?

Impressed with mine too. My original was on cassette and an early CD issue followed. I like this better. I spent a bit on decent kit earlier this year and do all my listening on headphones,so I think that impacts on the texture of the sound. Futurama winging it's way as I type and Sunburst will be next. I will be treating these as set aside albums for serious listening with the Sennheisers clamped to my swede. Don't have speakers as such as I wanted to just sit and zone out with my collection now and again. This does give a different feel to the music.

I have to admit I haven't tried the original mix yet,just the new mix. This I listened to on my Sennheiser cans,so maybe a bit too detailed without a tweak on the amp. I will make a point of listening to the others real soon. Futurama box set on it's way now so lots to sit down and really relax to. On another note,it was a really well put together pack and it was great to see the retro programme and artwork. The whole album is a masterpiece,always was.

Like it. Keep the faith.

I was into Robert Palmer big time in the early eighties and beyond. " dreams to remember".

Hi Y'all.