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Steel Mill
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Green Eyed God (1972)
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1970 |
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0:00 |
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Blood Runs Deep
5:17 |
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Summers Child
4:24 |
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Steel Mill - Green Eyed God - 03 - Mijo and the Laying of the Which - 7.51
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Treadmill
4:00 |
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Green Eyed God
9:43 |
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Turn the Page Over
3:51 |
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Black Jewel of the Forest
6:04 |
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Har Fleur
0:53 |
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Get on the Line (Bonus)
4:14 |
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Zang Will (Bonus)
3:47 |
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The mystery that surrounds the band adds to the appeal of this album, I must admit. But even without the mystique, the music still manages to stand alone, and quite well I might add. I've never liked having art (rock) as a sub genre of music, as I've stated before. music is a sub caterogry of art! So I view this as more of a hardrock/fusion album. The fusion influences are not to heavy, there are some focus/tullesque flute and subtle sax here and there. If you can find this album and want to pay lotf of money and/or an arm or leg, by all means, its a good album. But it is insanely rare so I would suggest you d/l it.
1. Blood Runs Deep
2. Smmer Child
3. Mijo And The Laying Of The Wich
4. Treadmill
5. Green Eyed God
6. Turn The Page Over
7. Black Jewel Of The Forest
8. Har Fleur
9. Get On The Line Single A-Side
10.Zang Will Single B-Side
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