Amos Key, from Munich, are a high energy classically based organ driven progressive rock trio like Trace, ELP, Trikolon, and a host of Italian bands who were similarly influenced. I keep expecting Long Hair to ultimately reissue this LP*, especially considering they've already issued a fantastic archival album from the same era (Keynotes: The Lost Tapes SWF Session 1973). This is bread and butter progressive rock, which gives you the nutrients needed, without any sinful decadence (a little of that would have been nice actually...)
Personal Collection
LP: 1973 Spiegelei
The original LP comes in a fine gatefold with a cartoon and band photos in the inner part.
*And indeed they did! As I write this, I have yet to pick up the CD.
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