Far from Home
Traffic · 1994
62 min · 10 tracks · jazz fusion · progressive rock · psychedelic rock
A rich tapestry of jazz fusion and psychedelic rock that invites introspection and exploration.
Why this album works
'Far from Home' marked a notable return for Traffic, charting in the UK and showcasing their ability to blend genres. Critics acknowledged its depth and cohesiveness, contributing to the band's legacy within the progressive rock scene and influencing subsequent musicians seeking a similar fusion of styles.
- Best for
- long immersive listening sessions gradual builds and payoffs introspective exploration journeys
- Context
- Released in 1994, 'Far from Home' was Traffic's first studio album in over a decade, following their 1980 release, 'On the Road'. The band had undergone significant lineup changes and shifts in musical direction, reuniting to explore new sonic landscapes while still echoing their classic sound.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Steve Winwood· Frank Zappa· The Guess Who
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Riding High 5:33
- 2 Here Comes a Man 5:08
- 3 Far From Home Standout 8:36
- 4 Nowhere Is Their Freedom Standout 7:00
- 5 Holy Ground Standout 7:50
- 6 Some Kinda Woman 5:28
- 7 Every Night, Every Day 5:32
- 8 This Train Won’t Stop 5:26
- 9 State of Grace 7:18
- 10 Mozambique 4:23
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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