This 1987 album presents the music from the Miramar video production of the same name. In addition to the 7 tracks from the video, (6 video chapters, plus end credit music) the CD contains a couple of additional tracks and provides about 9 minutes more music than the video. The opening track (`Shadow Flyer') is shorter on the CD, and is slightly different, having greater musical integrity and without the rather clumsy cueing overdubs present on the video.

In keeping with the video images, the music on this disc is all very gentle and relaxing and it hardly counts amongst the band's greatest accomplishments. The two bonus tracks by Jerome Froese are very much in the same vein as and fit in superbly with the rest of the material. These, together with the improvements to `Shadow Flyer' make the CD worth having, even if you already have the DVD. And worth having instead of it, if you don't want both!

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My co-worker's husband had lost this CD years ago and was telling me about it. I decided to search for it as he REALLY liked it and missed it greatly. Everywhere I looked the price was RIDICULOUS! Finally I remembered to look on Amazon.com and found it for quite an affordable price. They were both surprised and very pleased that I had found it for them and at such a great price. Thanks Amazon!

I find this cd to be a pleasant listening experience . It is stylistically different than Volt and Rockoon , but is enjoyable . I listened to it straight , but I am sure that the vibes and visuals would be dynamic and mindblowing under the influence.