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Studio Album, released in 1975, United States.

Debuut album van deze progrelated rockband.

Mastered by Alan Parsons (the guy who produced Pink Floyd"s "Dark side of the moon"), Ambrosia"s first record is one of the finest symphonic prog rock albums ever released. In fact, it features fabulous vocal harmonies, punchy and odd-metered drumming, fantastic keyboard and guitar playing. The music could be seen as a cross between Eagles and Yes. There are also some surprises in their music : balalaikas on "Time waits for no one" played by a real balalaika ensemble, an antique Thai-gong, pipe-organ on "Drink of water" and a reading from Lewis Carroll"s "Jabberwocky" on "Mama frog". Although mainly song based, Ambrosia managed to produce an album that should appeal to prog lovers as the vocals harmonies are not less impressive than those of classic prog bands, and the music features many variations in the rhythm section. Recommended to fans of symphonic prog ! 




Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Nice, Nice, Very Nice (5:49)
2. Time Waits For No One (5:01)
3. Holdin" On To Yesterday (4:19)
4. World Leave Me Alone (3:17)
5. Make Us All Aware (4:28)
6. Lover Arrive (3:12)
7. Mama Frog (6:05)
8. Drink Of Water (6:29)

Total Time: 38:40

Line-up / Musicians

- Joe Puerta / bass guitar & lead vocals
- David Pack / guitars, lead vocals & keyboards on "Lover Arrive"
- Christopher North / keyboards & vocals
- Burleigh Drummond / percussion, bassoon & vocals