(Review from Expose)

On “After A Lengthy Silence”, the band’s sound is something of an instrumental fusion, incorporating some complex ensemble parts which at times betray a calculated Zappa influence. The music alternates between more improvisational sections, featuring some nice jazzy guitar and woodwind soloing over jerky odd-meter ostinatos, and some tighter, more intricate passages.

A lot of ideas are packed into each of the six instrumental tunes, which often change abruptly from one theme to the next. This gives listeners a wealth of meaty prog sounds to feast their ears upon.

This edition of the album contains a French TV interpretation of Nektar’s “A Tab in the Ocean” as a nice fifteen minute bonus track.

Line-up:
- Mike Sary / bass
- Artie Bratton / acoustic & electric guitars
- Tom Browning / guitar solo (2-5)
- Fenner Castner / drums
- Rick DeBow / flute (5)
- Clancy Dixon / saxophones, clarinet
- Bill Fowler / keyboards (3, 5, 6)
- Bruce Krohmer / 1st sax solo, bass clarinet (5)
- Mark Miceli / little bent harmonized notes (2)
- Bob Ramsey / keyboards (5)

Track List:
01. One of the Jones Boys – 3:14
02. You Fool! You Broke the Yolks! – 4:23
03. Friendly Enzymes – 6:22
04. …And the Dead Dog Leaped Up and Flew Around the Room – 6:58
05. Go Like This – 12:53
06. Vacilando – 9:27
07. A Tab in the Ocean (Bonus) – 15:09

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