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Wise As Wisdom: Dawn Albums 1973-1975-Remastered by Fruupp (CD, 2019)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelESOTERIC, Esot

UPC5013929478602

eBay Product ID (ePID)15046043002

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2019

GenreRock

ArtistFruupp

Release TitleWise As Wisdom: Dawn Albums 1973-1975-Remastered

Dimensions

Item Height0.67 in

Item Weight0.33 lb

Item Length5.32 in

Item Width5.19 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks33

Number of Discs4

Tracks1.1 Future Legends 1.2 Decision 1.3 As Day Breaks with Dawn 1.4 Graveyard Epistle 1.5 Lord of the Incubus 1.6 Olde Tyme Future 1.7 Song for a Thought 1.8 Future Legends 1.9 On a Clear Day 2.1 Faced with Shekinah 2.2 Wise As Wisdom 2.3 White Eyes 2.4 Garden Lady 2.5 Three Spires 2.6 Elizabeth 2.7 The Seventh Secret 3.1 It's All Up Now 3.2 Prince of Darkness 3.3 Jaunting Car 3.4 Annie Austere 3.5 Knowing You 3.6 Crystal Brook 3.7 Seaward Sunset 3.8 The Perfect Wish 3.9 Prince of Heaven 3.10 Jaunting Car (Single Version) 4.1 Misty Morning Way 4.2 Masquerading with Dawn 4.3 Gormenghast 4.4 Mystery Might 4.5 Why 4.6 Janet Planet 4.7 Sheba's Song

NotesFour CD boxed set that gathers together all four albums released by Irish progressive rock legends Fruupp. Formed in Belfast in 1971, the band featured Pete Farrelly (bass guitar, flute, lead vocals), Vincent McCusker (lead guitar, vocals), Stephen Houston (keyboards, oboe, vocals) and Martin Foye (drums, percussion). Debut album Future Legends saw the band gain a loyal following. The band's follow up album, Seven Secrets, was issued in April 1974 and was a wonderful exercise in Symphonic and Melodic rock, the album was highly acclaimed upon release. Released in November 1974, The Prince of Heaven's Eyes was Fruupp's third album and their most ambitious to date, being a conceptual work. Prior to the recording of the band's fourth album, keyboard player Stephen Houston departed the band to be replaced by John Mason on keyboards, vibes and vocals. Modern Masquerades would be Fruupp's final album and was arguably one of their most polished works. The recordings of this much-loved band have become highly sought after by collectors and this four-disc set gathers all of their albums together for the first time.