Post Description

Of Bardens' post Camel solo efforts, "Further than You Know" seems to hold the most references to faith, at times Christian, and at other times yuppie Buddhism, but usually the melodies are so catchy the they trump or render palatable any message within. This is a more vocal oriented work than its predecessor "Water Colours", so bear this in mind when making your choices. While I enjoy the oh-so mellow voices, others may find them off-putting. 
My three favourites are all high on the cheese-o-meter. "Real Time" with its insistence that once you're behind the wheel, you know how good it feels, and its recommendation to step on the gas and let go of the past. I know, quite insufferable but it's also good fun. It is separated from the equally enjoyable title cut by the latin tinged instrumental "Coco Loco", which puts Bardens' legendary versatility to the test. "This Could be Like Heaven" is as close to new age gospel as you can find, a song that sounds like it is pretty much all chorus, one melodic high to another thanks to the male and female singers, but with plenty of Bardens' backing. "Bad Boy" (Redemption Song") is another highlight. 


Studio Album, released in 1993

Songs / Tracks Listing 


1 Sometime 5:16 
2 Dreamcatcher 4:14 
3 Sea of Dreams 3:31 
4 Real Time 5:13 
5 Coco Loco 5:25 
6 Further Than You Know 5:12 
7 Bad Boy (Redemption Song) 5:15 
8 This Could Be Like Heaven 3:57 
9 Rain Talk 6:31 

Total Time 45:34

Line-up / Musicians 


Steve Adams Guitar 
Pete Bardens Composer, Keyboards, Vocals 
Malcolm Cecil Producer, Engineer, Digital Mixing 
Jethro DeFries Percussion, Drums, Programming 
Joe Gastwirt Mastering 
Neale Heywood Guitar 
Mychal Lomas Bass, Vocals (bckgr) 
John Modell Mastering, Assistant Mastering Engineer 
Julia Tillman Waters Vocals (bckgr) 
Alain Tuggle Technical Assistance 
Waters, Julia Vocals (bckgr) 
Maxine Waters Vocals (bckgr) 
Maxine Willard Waters Vocals (bckgr)