Matthew Fisher

Há tantas coisas que eu ainda não sei, acredite ou não,E tantas coisas que uma vez que eu sabia, só que agora eu esqueciE apesar de eu ouvir o que as pessoas dizemÉ tão difícil ter certeza quando você não pode mesmo ver o seu caminhoHá tantas coisas que eu gostaria de ver, pelo menos, eu poderia tentarE tantas coisas que eu teria visto se eu abri meus olhosMas todos os meus pensamentos dão voltas e voltasÉ tão difícil ter certeza de que tudo está de cabeça para baixoEu poderia encontrar a resposta se eles me disseram como olharE a direção, e apenas quanto tempo levouHá tantas coisas que eu tenho de encontrar, antes que seja tarde demaisAntes de todas as coisas que eu encontrei começar a desintegrar-seMas por quanto tempo eu posso ir?É tão difícil ter certezaÉ tão difícil ter certezaÉ tão difícil ter certezaQuando tudo parece tão errado

11 years назад

estivator

Correct. That's why I said they WEREN'T commercially successful! ;) Since the remasters came out I have gone back and immersed myself in all of the albums. Not one was like any other one, but all have the mark of greatness throughout, as long as Gary and BJ were in the band.

11 years назад

rixarcade

Live In Concert with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra was their best seller., a "hit." Other than that, none of their albums were higher than 21 on the American charts.

11 years назад

estivator

Couldn't disagree more with your last statement. Wonderful succeeding albums. And they really weren't commercially successful. Matthew was great but he wanted to leave. Too many alpha dogs spoil the broth.

11 years назад

Rich Murray

thank you - never expected to hear this again.very good LP

12 years назад

Christian Berthier

One more song by Matthew Fisher

12 years назад

larry pennisi

GORGEOUS I have it on CD and vinyl. It's available out there.

12 years назад

dlkool4250

So great hearing this. Good luck finding this treasure anywhere. Saw Procol Harum in Philly on his last tour with them and was bummed when he quit the band. I must say that "Home" was a fabulous album though, in some ways better than Salty. Journeys End is a gem. Thank you for posting.