Tracks Side 1:

1. Faced With Shekinah (8:23)

2. Wise As Wisdom (7:07)

3. WHITE Eyes (7:15)

Tracks Side 2:

1. Garden Lady (9:08)

2. Three Spiers (5:00)

3. Elizabeth (7:45)

4. The Seventh Secret (1:05)

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This is The FirstRE-RELEASEOnVINYL under licensed courtesyof BMG Rights Management, UK, remasteredFrom to original master copy outof The vaultsof BMG. Album was originally released in 1974 On PYE Records progressive imprint Dawn. Fruup were A 1970 progressive rock bandA fan base in Great Britain. They were relatively popular, particularly On TheA supporting actFOR such bands as Genesis,KINGCrimson and Queen. Seven Secrets was their 2nd album and it`s more Genesis-like than their First Album Future Legends. It Sounds positive, very happy and upbeat, like Theof GENESIS with symphonic progressive classic approach andA bit Camel-esque! Album opener Faced With Shekinah is The best track OnThe album. It's certainly The most symphonic and exciting, with frequently changing Time signatures and themes. This is an adrenaline fueled start To A wonderful album. Second track Wise as Wisdom, another highlight of TheA very laid-back way. However, this is an ever-evolving song, in The style ofCAMEL (The guitar solo at 5:11 brings Andy LatimerToMind ). WHITE Eyes is yet another solid track. After A 1½ minute quiet introduction, there are Aof verses that are very reminiscentofThe classicPINK Floyd singing style. After A few more fantasy-tinged verses TheToWIND down inA lovely mellow way. The riff heard between 4:34 and 6:06 is simply divine. Side B starts with The over 9 min., Garden Lady, TheOnThe album. A brief lyrical section followed by A mammoth instrumental (here lasting over 6½ minutes!) and topped off with another lyrical section mirroring TheFirst . This instrumental includes more Camel-esque guitar work From The incredibly talented Vincent McCusker. Towards The end ofThe instrumental,TheMUSIC beginsTo pick up pace, in orderTo catch up withThe lyrical section, and One can'tHelp but feel thatTheband 's useof dynamics and tempo changes are genius. A truly rewarding song. Three Spiers is an acoustic folky affair. This track is relatively light in terms of prog, but full of emotion. The song will be best remembered FOR TheThe track's length and consistsofThe chorus being repeated over and over. Despite The repetition, TheThe listener through rightToThe end. The band once again show their classical influences On The final proper track, Elizabeth. The classical feel continues throughout The song via TheSoundof string instruments. This song is certainly symphonic progressive rock! The final track (1:30), titled The Seventh Secret, is nothing more than AA peculiar accent over to acoustic guitar. Album comes with 4 sided coversize insert with full bandstory by formerly manager and author Paul Charles, rare photos etcpp. Great stuff. Don`t miss it! ( LONG HAIR )

Vincent McCusker - guitar, vocals
Stephen Houston - keyboards, oboe, vocals
David Lewis - piano
Peter Farrelly - bass guitar, lead vocals
Martin Foye - drums, percussion

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