High Tide - Ancient Gates FLAC

High Tide Germany World Wide Records Fusion Hard Rock 1990

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	High Tide
Title:	Ancient Gates
Style:	Fusion, Hard Rock
Date of release:	1990
Label:	World Wide Records
Catalog Number:	SPM-WWR-CD-0007
Country:	Germany
FLAC album size:	2240 mb
MP3 album size:	2634 mb

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Tracklist

1	Raga Kanda Bass, Violin – Dave TomlinDrums – Drachen TheakerGuitar – Tony HillWritten-By – Theaker, Hill	15:24
2	Golden Space Bass, Violin – Dave TomlinDrums – Drachen TheakerGuitar – Tony HillVocals [Vocal] – Sushi KrishnamurthiWritten-By – Krishnamurthi, Hill	16:58
3	Aht Variant Bass, Violin – Dave TomlinDrums – Drachen TheakerGuitar – Tony HillWritten-By – Hill	15:03
4	Ancient Gates - Starless Skylines Drums – Drachen TheakerGuitar – Tony HillKeyboards – Dave TomlinVocals [Vocal] – Sushi KrishnamurthiWritten-By – Krishnamurthi, Hill	16:48
5	Resonance Bass – Peter PavliDrums – Drachen TheakerGuitar – Tony HillViolin – Dave TomlinWritten-By – Hill	5:25

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SPM-WWR-CD-0007	High Tide	Ancient Gates ‎(CD, Album)	World Wide Records	SPM-WWR-CD-0007	Germany	1990

Credits

Liner Notes – Claus Kriebitzsch, SPM

Notes

Total time 69'38"

Liner Notes: May 1990

On tray card:
World Wide Records, a division of SPM.
Marketed and distributed by SPM, P.O.Box 28 03 52, D-1000 Berlin 28.
Issued world-wide by SPM in association with High Tide © SPM 1990

On CD:
A division of SPM
Made in Germany
© 1990

Packaged in a standard jewel case with 4-page booklet.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: P+O CD-0007 6382-06-90 11
Rights Society: GEMA

Companies

Marketed By – SPM Records
Distributed By – SPM Records
Copyright (c) – SPM Records
Made By – P+O Pallas – 6382

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Lavivan

The phenomenal return of High Tide in the 1990's spawned two classics: "Ancient Gates" and "The Reason Of Success" that easily rivalled the innovation of the first incarnation. Taken to a new level, more open ended and full of surprises, it's quite odd that even to this date they've never gained a UK release. Also on SPM-WWR was the excellent archive mop-up collection "The Flood". The other album in this series was "A Fierce Nature" which centered more on Tony Hill songs, but that felt more like half-finished demos.
Also of note is the split-off project Hazchem (2).