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Eloy Lyrics

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Eloy Lyrics - by Popularity

1 Call Of The Wild
2 On The Verge Of Darkening Lights
3 Child Migration
4 Gallery
5 Mysterious Monolith
6 Pilot To Paradise
7 Madhouse
8 Poseidon's Creation
9 Inside
10 The Sun-Song
11 Between The Times
12 Decay Of Logos
13 Plastic Girl
14 Mutiny
15 The Midnight-Fight, The Victory Of Mental Force
16 Land Of No Body
17 Up And Down
18 Time To Turn
19 All Life Is One
20 Shadow And Light
21 Hero
22 Fire & Ice
23 Metromania
24 Nightriders
25 Appearance Of The Voice
26 Sphynx
27 De Labore Solis
28 Silent Revolution
29 Back Into The Present
30 Gliding Into Light And Knowledge
31 Imprisonment
32 End Of An Odyssey
33 The Light From Deep Darkness
34 Return Of The Voice
35 Future City
36 Say, Is It Really True
37 The Dance In Doubt And Fear
38 Fools
39 The Bells Of Notre Dame
40 The Flash
41 Heartbeat
42 The Zany Magician
43 Through A Somber Galaxy
44 In Disguise
45 Thoughts Of Home
46 Giant
47 Dreams
48 Sunset
49 Horizons
50 Destination
51 Escape To The Heights
52 Surrender
53 Mirador
54 Illuminations
55 Eclipse Of Mankind
56 Follow The Light
57 Carried By Cosmic Winds
58 Invasion Of A Megaforce
59 Introduction
60 Impressions
61 Rainbow
62 At The Gates Of Dawn
63 Silhouette
64 Jeanne D'arc
65 Point Of No Return
66 Sensations
67 Astral Entrance/Master of Sensation
68 Prisoner In Mind
69 Seeds Of Creation
70 Queen Of The Night
71 Voyager Of The Future Race
72 The Apocalypse
73 Awakening
74 Racing Shadows
75 The Stranger
76 Atlantis' Agony At June 5th 8498, 13 P M Gregorian
77 Mighty Echoes
78 Castle In The Air
79 Daylight
80 Lost!?? (Introduction)
81 Incarnation Of Logos
82 Behind The Walls Of Imagination
83 Lost!?? (The Decision)
84 Journey Into 1358
85 Memory-Flash
86 Prologue
87 Love Over Six Centuries
88 Magic Mirrors
89 A Broken Frame

Eloy Bio

Eloy is a German progressive rock band, whose musical style includes symphonic and space rock, the latter theme being more prevalent on earlier albums. Despite their nationality and time period, the band is not generally considered krautrock because of their sound, which has much more in common with English progressive rock groups such as Pink Floyd, King Crimson and Yes.

Founded in 1969 by guitarist Frank Bornemann, the band has endured several line-up changes, with Bornemann being the only consistent member of the group. In the 1980s, after a series of major splits in the group, Bornemann pursued a more commercial direction. Despite attracting a large following in Germany, the band never gained popularity in the United States. However, in later years, former members of the band re-joined, and in 1998 released the album Ocean 2, a return to the classic symphonic progressive rock genre for which the band was well known.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eloy