Released 30 years ago
Lost Tapes of Opio
Jon Anderson · 1996
79 min · 6 tracks · progressive rock
A sprawling journey through ethereal soundscapes that blend progressive rock with meditative themes.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- sprawling journey through soundscapes
- meditative themes for deep focus
- gradual build to emotional resolution
- long tracks for patient listeners
Maybe skip if you want
- prefer quick, punchy tracks
- need immediate gratification
Where this album fits
- Career context
- By 1996, Jon Anderson was navigating a solo career after his time as the lead vocalist of Yes, releasing 'Lost Tapes of Opio' as a reflective follow-up to his previous works. This album marked his exploration of more avant-garde musical ideas, diverging from traditional song structures and embracing extended compositions.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Steve Hackett· Rick Wakeman· Camel
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Release 27:24
- 2 Eireland 7:40
- 3 Miraval 8:21
- 4 Longwalker Speaks 17:36
- 5 Homage to Sun Ra 9:36
- 6 Opio Symphony 8:55
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