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Lady Of The Lake (Album Version)
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Lady Of The Lake (Album Version)
Album: Starcastle
Released: Jan 1, 1976
Label: Epic

General Info

  • Genre: Progressive / Rock

    Location Illinois, US

    Profile Views: 30911

    Last Login: 12/20/2007

    Member Since 1/12/2006

    Type of Label Major

  • Bio

    Starcastle (along with Styx, Fireballet, and Kansas) were part of a belated stateside response to British progressive rock. With Gary Strater's melodic bass lines, Herb Schildt's Moog runs, and Terry Luttrell's sometimes precious vocals, the band was clearly modeled from Yes, particularly in its first two releases. While Starcastle usually came out the worse for such comparisons, there were genuine moments of fine, intricate musicianship. Citadel (1977) showed some musical growth away from their "Yes-lite" phase, but the band weathered 1978 about as badly as their British inspirations and fell apart after the artistically and financially disastrous album Reel to Real. .. Strater retained the band's name for a revamped configuration in the '80s, and this lineup produced some music that overcame the long shadow over the band's credibility in progressive circles. Unfortunately, no albums were released in this period. When Starcastle reconvened in the mid-1990s, there was talk by band members of releasing a new album, a possibility heightened by the CD reissue of their back catalog in 1998. ~ Paul Collins, All Music Guide

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  • Influences

    Yes

  • Sounds Like

    Yes, Styx, Sebastion Hardie

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