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Originally released in 1973, INSIDE is the second album by the German progressive-rock ensemble Eloy. Led by singer/guitarist/sci-fi enthusiast Frank Bornemann, the group specializes in sprawling, technically accomplished pieces, as embodied by the extended opener, "Land of No Body." Despite achieving success in Germany, Eloy never won over a large international audience, yet INSIDE shows the band's sonic kinship with acts such as Jethro Tull and Hawkwind.
Remastered reissue of the German prog rock outfit's 1973album, their second overall & first for EMI. 6 tracks including 'Land Of No Body' and 'Inside'. 2000 release. Standard jewelcase.
INSIDE is a 1973 release by German space rockers Eloy.
Remaster. Eloy Inside Songs | 1. | Land Of No Body | |
| 2. | Inside | |
| 3. | Future City | |
| 4. | Up And Down | |
| 5. | Daybreak | |
| 6. | On The Road | |
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