The progressive rock band Camel's 6th album, highly acclaimed as their masterpiece.
The Japanese subtitle is "One Hundred Billion Songs and One Hundred Billion Dreams." Camel's dramatic and complex musicality also includes vocal numbers, with Andy Latima's brilliant guitar playing in the background.
The album includes "Pastoral Sunday," which has an interesting pastoral approach. Enjoy the band's unique, beautiful, and fantastical progressive pop. This was the last album during the time that keyboardist Peter Bardens was in the band.
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- Bass, Vocals - Richard Sinclair
- Design [CD Package Design By] - Phil Smee
- Drums, Percussion - Andy Ward (2)
- Engineer - Mick Glossop
- Engineer [Assistant Engineer] - Alan Douglas (2)
- Engineer [Assistant Engineer] - Paul Taylor (11)
- Engineer [Some Overdubs Engineered By] - Graham Meek
- Flute, Saxophone [Saxes] - Mel Collins
- Guitar, Synthesizer [CS80], Synthesizer [CS50], Vocals - Andrew Latimer
- Keyboards - Peter Bardens
- Liner Notes - Mark Powell
- Producer - Camel
- Producer - Mick Glossop
- Remastered By [From The Original Master Tapes] - Paschal Byrne
- Research, Compiled By [Cd Reissue Conceived And Compiled By] - Mark Powell
- Sleeve [Original LP Sleeve Artwork], Artwork [Original LP Sleeve Artwork] - Cream (7)
- Sleeve [Original LP Sleeve Artwork], Artwork [Original LP Sleeve Artwork] - Michael Munday
