In Brief:  To describe Eloy's Ocean on strictly musical terms (versus lyrical), one must use the words atmospheric, densely arranged, pulsing. In parts, languid keyboard phrases wend their way behind the beat of drums and bass. In some ways, Eloy would have been better served as strictly an instrumental band - which isn't to suggest that they have a bad vocalist in Frank Bornemann. Yes, his heavily accented English is nasally, but given the length of their career, it has't hurt any. And as mentioned in other reviews here, I've encountered far worse vocalists.  Music Genre:  Prog Rock Trivia:  Recorded October 1977 Album:  Gatefold (FOC) cover design, the front of the opened cover can be used as a poster. Label:  Harvest 1C 064-32 596 Format:  12" LP HQ-150 grams Year & Country  1977 Made in Germany

Photos of the LP's cover: Eloy - Ocean

Photo of Eloy - Ocean Album's Front Cover

Note: the above pictures are actual photos of the album and allow you to judge the quality of cover. Slight differences in color may exist due to the use of the camera's flash. The quality of these images has been reduced in order to preserve network bandwidth, high quality images of these scans can be made available on request

Eloy Band: members/musicians
• Frank Bornemann
• Klaus Peter Matzick
• Detlev Schmidtchen
• Jurgen Rosenthal

Tracks:
1. Poceidon's Creation
2. Incarnation of Logos
3. Decay of Logos
4. Atlantis Agony at June 5, 8498 13 P.M. Gregorian Earthtime