ATOLL, Rock Puzzle - 1h 17m 8s

Tracks & Durations

1. L'Age d'or (dans 8000 ans)	6:00
2. L'Ultime rock	4:09
3. Kaelka	2:56
4. Smarto Kitschy	7:53
5. Eau (H20)	5:50
6. Garces de femmes	4:08
7. La maison de Men-Taa	4:12
8. Puzzle	8:05
9. L'Ultime rock (studio Z version)	3:45
10. Puzzle (studio Z version)	7:40
11. Atari, that's a game ! (Smarto Kitschy - American mix)	8:02
12. Here comes the feeling (w/John Wetton wo/Christian Beya)	4:40
13. No reply (w/John Wetton wo/Christian Beya)	4:09
14. Eye to eye (w/John Wetton wo/Christian Beya)	5:31

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Review

ATOLL is one of the most renowned Seventies French Progressive rock bands, if not one of the best. With three albums ("Musiciens-Magiciens" in 1974, "L'Araignée-Mal" in 1975 and "Tertio" in 1977) already in their bag, the musicians reached the state of their art with "Rock Puzzle" in 1979. This album presents a music more concise and varied than before, that followed the same orientation as the one taken by ANGE and MONA LISA at the same period. As an exceptional bonus, one could find three previously unreleased tracks with the great John WETTON ! Disappointed by the split-up of UK, the British singer-bassist had seriously thought about joining the band from Metz. He gave them such songs as "Here Comes The Feeling", performed a few months later by… ASIA ! A much sought-after collector's item ! The four first ATOLL studio albums are now reissued by the Musea label in Digipack format, reproducing the original vinyl cover.

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