
1
Om Mani Padme Hum [In Four Movements]
2
Determination
3
Song for a King
4
Roof of the World
5
Looking in
6
Eye of Wendor
7
Florian's Song
8
Ride to the City
9
Almar's Tower
10
Like the Wind
11
Tempest
12
Dawn of a New Day
13
Departure from Carthilias
14
Elsethea
15
Witch of Waldow Wood
16
Silesandre
17
Ænord's Lament
18
Funeral of the King
19
Coronation of Damien
20
Om Mani Padme Hum [In Four Movements]
21
Determination
22
Song for a King
23
Roof of the World
24
Looking in
25
Om Mani Padme Hum [Camel Studios Demo]
26
Looking in [CBS Studios Chrysalis Live Audition]
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Roof of the World [Indigo Sound Demo]
28
Eye of Wendor
29
Florian's Song
30
Ride to the City
31
Almar's Tower
32
Like the Wind
33
Tempest
34
Dawn of a New Day
35
Departure from Carthilias
36
Elsethea
37
Witch of Waldow Wood
38
Silesandre
39
Ænord's Lament
40
Funeral of the King
41
Coronation of Damien
42
Dawn of a New Day [Single Mix]
43
Eye of Wendor [Indigo Sound Demo]
44
Witch of Waldow Wood [Indigo Sound Demo]
45
Silesandre [Indigo Sound Demo]
46
Tempest/Dawn of a New Day [Australian Single Version]
47
Florian's Song/Ride to the City [Australian Single Version]
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Mandalaband
Legacy: The Story Of Mandalaband 1975-1978 (Box)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Overview Mandalaband began life in the early 1970's, gaining cult status as one of the most forward-thinking prog outfits of the time. The brainchild of David Rohl, who brought in an array of the best musicians at the time including future Sad Café members Vic Emerson, Ashley Mulford, John Stimpson, Tony Cresswell and vocalist Dave Durant as well as the entire Barclay James Harvest, Eric Stewart (10cc), Maddy Prior (Steeleye Span), Justin Hayward (Moody Blues), Graham Gouldman, Lol Creme & Kevin Godley (10cc) and Paul Young.Mandalaband received critical acclaim and gained admirers from tastemakers of the day, with legendary BBC radio DJ John Peel a particularly strong supporter, while sophomore The Eye of Wendor: Prophecies told a Tolkienesque fantasy through different vocalists playing the roles of the leading characters in the story.
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