Tiene aroma a incienso y pachuli, asi que la tomas, Y sus ojos brillan como la luna en el mar. Por las paredes azuladas cercanas a los puestosĮn estos dias, dice ella, siento mi vida, Y tu la sigues hasta que tu sentido de orientacion Vas colandote entre la gente como Peter LorreĮlla sale del sol corriendo en un vestido de sedaĮlla solamente te dira que llego en el a?o del gato.Įlla no te da tiempo para preguntar mientras You know sometime you're bound to leave herĮn una ma?ana sacada de una pelicula de Bogart, Well, morning comes and you're still with herĪnd you've thrown away your choice and lost your ticketīut the drumbeat strains of the night remain
So you take her, to find what's waiting inside She comes out of the sun in a silk dress runningĪnd you follow 'till your sense of which directionīy the blue tiled walls near the market stallsĪnd her eyes shine like the moon in the sea You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre mp3ĮMD music offers a premium experience that includes unlimited downloads and access to CD quality music. Learn how to download music to your computer. Live concert albums of your favorite band. Top hit songs are in the MP3 format and can be played on any computer, laptop, phone or MP3 Player. Album DescriptionSearch and download from millions of songs, albums and concerts. See more Your browser does not support the audio element. © Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo More info The result is a tremendous example of how good self-conscious progressive pop can be, given the right producer and songwriter - and if you're a fan of either prog or pop and haven't given Al Stewart much thought, prepare to be enchanted. Stewart is detached from his music, but only in the sense that he gives this album a stylish elegance, and Parsons is his perfect foil, giving the music a rich, panoramic sweep that mimics Stewart's globe-trotting songs.
This could be unbearably precious if it didn't work so well. Along the way, Stewart doesn't dwell too deeply in any area, preferring to trace out mysteries with his evocative lyrical imagery and a spinning array of self-consciously sophisticated music, songs that evoke American and European folk and pop with a deliberate grace. There is no overarching theme here, as there was on its two immediate predecessors, but the impossible lushness of Alan Parsons' production and Stewart's evocative Continental narratives give the record a welcome feeling of cohesion that keeps the record enchanting as it moves from "Lord Grenville" to "Midas Shadow" to "Broadway Hotel," before it ends with the haunting title track. He then perfected it all on 1976's Year of the Cat, arguably his masterpiece. Buy the album Starting at $13.09Īl Stewart had found his voice on Past, Present & Future and found his sound on Modern Times.
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