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Aphrodite's Child
Babylon the Greatintroduction
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Other People - Aphrodite's Child, Koromilas, D.
2. You Always Stand in My Way - Aphrodite's Child, Bergman, B.
3. Valley of Sadness - Aphrodite's Child, Bergman, B.
4. The Grass Is So Green - Aphrodite's Child, Bergman, B.
5. Day of the Fool - Aphrodite's Child, Bergman, B.
6. The Shepherd and the Moon - Aphrodite's Child, Bergman, B.
7. Magic Mirror - Aphrodite's Child, Fiddy, J.
8. Funky Mary - Aphrodite's Child, Ferris, C.
9. Let Me Love, Let Me Live - Aphrodite's Child, Ferris, C.
10. Chakachak - Aphrodite's Child, Papathanassiou, E.
11. Loud, Loud, Loud - Aphrodite's Child, Farris, C.
12. The Four Horsemen - Aphrodite's Child, Ferris, C.
13. Aegian Sea - Aphrodite's Child, Ferris, C.
14. Lament - Aphrodite's Child, Ferris, C.
15. Break - Aphrodite's Child, Ferris, C.

CD Details

All Artists: Aphrodite's Child
Title: Babylon the Greatintroduction
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Universal Import
Release Date: 6/25/2002
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 731458687023, 766488872026, 0731458687023

Synopsis

Album Description

2002 compilation for Greece's premier prog-rockers. This was the starting point for Vangelis & Demis Roussos. 15 tracks including rare singles, tracks from the albums, 'End Of The World' (1968), 'Rain & Tears' (1968) & '666' (1970) plus the previously unreleased epic instrumental, 'Chackachak' which clocks in at 16 minutes.

CD Reviews

An excellent introduction

Kevin P. MacNutt | West of the sun and east of the moon | 05/11/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

""Babylon The Great" is an excellent introduction to not only Aphrodite's Child, but to the early work of Vangelis before he entered the "new age" genre (apparently he could actually rock out at one time). This collection draws from their three LP's "End Of The World" (1968), "It's Five O'Clock" (1969) and "666" (1972) as well as some single sides and the 16 minute, previously unreleased track "Chakachak" from 1969. "Babylon" may actually be a misrepresentation of Aphrodite's Child, concentrating on purely their progressive leanings and leaving out many of their pop oriented (and often gratingly bad) tunes. This collection could possibly use more tracks from the "666" album, although this is a good start. If you enjoy this bands progressive side, I would recommend this album and possibly "666" and avoid the others."