From: "Luna Negra S.C." <>
FYI: Here's an Infoflash from PNGservices (the Pendragon Official Newsletter in France).
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From: "Stephen & JoAnn
Ellis" <> Subject: RE: This material
Ram typed: One disappointment was an album called "The Masquerade
Overture" by Pendragon. To tell the truth, the album is boring. This is my
first Pendragon CD, and I was expecting a lot more from this group since Clive
Nolan is on it. The CD has a great cover, but as they say, never judge a CD by
its cover. Will somebody please tell me there's much better stuff than this from
this group, otherwise my Pendragon purchases stop here.
The Captain adds: Well.... I truly love this CD. In fact I just love EVERYTHING
Pendragon. That said, MO is probably the most redundant of the lot. MO has no
real original ideas and thus sounds too much like stuff you've heard b/4. For me
that is not a bad thing. Maybe try The World or Window of Life, but you may find
you just don't like these guys. One note, Clive writes nothing on any Pendragon
CD. He is simply a player.
From: "upnsm0ke" <>
Subject: Re: This material
I don't blame you. Pendragon is pretty much guitarist/vocalist Nick Barrett's
show. _TMO_ is overly slick and formulaic, and thus it gets old pretty fast. You
might like their old mid-80s album, _The Jewel_ a lot better. Actually, try
_Utrecht, The Final Frontier_, which is a pretty cool live album.
From: Martin Bartosik <>
Subject: Re: This material
I own "The World", "Somewhere in England vol1&2",
"MO" and single "As Good As Gold". Definitely try the World,
MO sounds as outtakes from the World.