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Studio Album, released in 1995

ECHOLYN lived far too short a life in prog years for me, but the legacy is a couple of highly complex and thorough records of which "As The World" is the most complete package. ECHOLYN delivers highly complex prog which is always busy and needs a lot of listening attention to grasp. This demanding music is full of tempo changing and mood shifts. Vocals are incredible and harmony is used in a similar fashion to that of GENTLE GIANT. The musicianship is exceptionally high and all members deliver a top notch performance. 











Songs / Tracks Listing

1. All Ways The Same (0:36)
2. As The World (4:50)
3. Uncle (6:54)
4. How Long Have I Waited (4:43)
5. Best Regards (4:11)
6. The Cheese Stands Alone (4:48)
Letters:
7. Prose (1:45)
8. A Short Essay (4:34)
9. My Dear Wormwood (3:34)
10. Entry 11.19.93 (6:33)
11. One For The Show (4:31)
12. The Wiblet (0:47)
13. Audio Verite (4:19)
14. Settled Land (5:41)
15. A Habit Worth Forming (4:24)
16. Never The Same (7:54)

Total Time: 70:04


Line-up / Musicians

- Christopher Buzby / keyboards, backing vocals
- Tom Hyatt / bass, midi pedals
- Brett Kull / guitars, lead & backing vocals
- Paul Ramsey / drums & percussion
- Ray Weston / lead & backing vocals

Orchestra Parts Arranged and Conducted by Christopher Buzby:
- Connie Ellisor / strings section leader
- Connie Ellisor, Ted Madson, Catherine Ulmstead, Pamela Sixfin, David Davison, Cate Meyer, Katherine Shenk, Carol Ellisor / violins
- Jim Grosjean, Alan Ulmstead, Kris Wilkinson / viola
- Bob Mason / cello
- Sam Levineb / piccolo, flute, recorder

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