Now, Virgo's sound was heavily relying on Darlowski's piano and the sax domination, this time of Wilson de Oliveira, playing an ethereal, almost melodic Jazz Rock, closer to Jazz than Rock, with easy-listening tunes but also plenty of impressive solos.Nothing to get excited about, still the music is nicely balanced and well-executed with shifts between fast paces and long, dreamy solos and more smooth offerings with a hypnotic, jazzy atmospherre, where solos are not absent either, yet delivered in a much more mellow manner.These got to be also the weakest parts of the album, because the most furious cuts are absolutely sufficient with both dramatic and joyful tunes and some incredible performances with the rhythm section kickin' asses.The long 'Sarah' is the perfect example of Virgo's refined and efficiently executed Jazz Rock with some trully nice changes between the solists and monumental bass work by Reinhard Gloeder.
A1 Balloons 7:20 A2 Slow Post 4:23 A3 Henryk's Trick 5:29 A4 High Do 2:06 B1 Summer Dance 7:00 B2 Montserrat 4:34 B3 Sarah 7:58
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