Not too overseen band from Birmingham but producing some successful albums like this one - the third efforts from Magnum might a bit sounded like a reflection of Kansas because of the producer Jeff Glixmann hands which indefinitely handling the mixed sounds a little too sloppy as he making this Melodic Rock sounds familiar to adopts US Rock Style. Used to be called The Spirit; the (later) Chase The Dragon probably showing the essence of favorable theme chosen by the band themselves as a semi-fanatics of any Tolkien works or just commncing the ideas of magicland and mediaeval dragons story to the music but the lyrics would be enough to be called modern with some Brian May's licks on here and there lifting the five-piece members: Kex Gorin, Mark Stanway, Wally Lowe, vocalist Bob Catley and the founder of this group guitarist Tony Clarkin by names but only around UK and such. More essential good tracks highlighted inside this record that will amaze you and the rest of the patience listeners like On the Edge of the World, Walking The Straight Line or Soldier of the line - with a great combinations of heavy licks, vocalization harmonies and solos including the keyboards effects which would lullabying one to fell asleep over it.Link:
https://youtu.be/SZsQeaqqc2o
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