Dawn
by Eloy
- Type: Album
- Released: October 1976
- Label: Harvest
- Country: Germany
- Length: 47:46
- Community rating: 4.07/5 from 6 ratings
Artists on this release: Hans鈥怞眉rgen Rosenthal, temple block, Detlev Schmidtchen, rototoms
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Constructed as a sweeping, highly spiritual concept album concerning a man's reincarnation and philosophical awakening, Eloy's 'Dawn' is a classic of German progressive rock. The record relies on heavy synthesizer orchestration to build a remarkably epic, wonderfully triumphant atmosphere, blending deeply introspective, deeply sentimental lyricism with soaring space-rock psychedelia.
Genres
Descriptors: conceptual, progressive, space, symphonic, long-form
Tracklist
- Awakening (2:40)
- Between The Times (6:08)
- The Sun-Song (4:51)
- The Dance In Doubt And Fear (4:30)
- Lost!? (Introduction) (5:20)
- Lost?? (The Decision) (5:03)
- The Midnight-Fight / The Victory Of Mental Force (8:10)
- Gliding Into Light And Knowledge (4:12)
- Le R茅veil Du Soleil / The Dawn (6:48)
Credits
- Eloy - primary artist, arranged by, composed by, producer
- Wolfgang Maus - arranged by [symphonic orchestra], conductor [symphonic orchestra]
- Klaus-Peter Matziol - bass [rickenbacker], other [road amplification], vocals, vocal
- Frank Bornemann - concept by [story], lead vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar
- Kochlowski - cover [coverdesign], design [coverdesign]
- J眉rgen Rosenthal - drums [ludwig], cymbal [paiste], glockenspiel, gong, timbales, rototoms [roto-toms], timpani [kettle drums], temple block [temple blocks], voice, sounds [steps], lyrics by
- Georgi Nedeltschev - engineer, remix
- Detlev Schmidtchen - guitar, organ [hammond], synthesizer [mini-moog], mellotron, piano, grand piano, computer [rmi keyboard computer], guitar, vocals, electronics instrument, organ, synthesizer, vocal
- Uli Handl - photography by [coverphoto], photography
- Atelier Kochlowski - illustration
- Hans鈥怞眉rgen Rosenthal - cymbal, drums (drum set), glockenspiel, gong, rototom, temple blocks, timbales, timpani, vocal