Chronicles I

Chronicles I
Compilation album by Eloy
Released	1993
Recorded	Autumn 1993 at Horus Sound Studio, Hanover and Pinkball - Studio, Berlin
Genre	Space rock Progressive rock
Length	01:07:49
Label	ACI Records - SPV GmbH
Producer	Frank Bornemann
Eloy chronology
Destination (1992) Chronicles I (1993) Chronicles II (1994)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]

Chronicles I is the first of a two part compilation of re-recorded hits by German progressive rock band Eloy released in 1993. The second part, Chronicles II was released the following year.

Early Eloy albums had relatively poor sound quality, leading Frank Bornemann to re-record some of their most popular songs using modern recording technologies. He invited some of the former members of the band to play on the album^[2].

Chronicles I contains songs from Ocean (1977), Silent Cries and Mighty Echoes (1979), Colours (1980), Planets (1981) and Time to turn (1982) re-recorded and mixed in 1993. The album also contains one previously unreleased track from the album Destination (1992).

Track listing

All tracks by Eloy

1. "Poseidon's Creation" - 11:28 (from Ocean)
2. "The Apocalypse" - 11:02 (from Silent Cries and Mighty Echoes)
3. "Silhouette" - 3:10 (from Colours)
4. "Mysterious Monolith" - 6:10 (from Planets)
5. "Sphinx" - 6:22 (from Planets)
6. "Illuminations" - 6:19 (from Colours)
7. "End of an Odyssey" - 9:15 (from Time to Turn)
8. "Time to Turn" - 3:33 (from Time to Turn)
9. "Spirit in Chains" - 5:49 (unreleased title, recorded during the Destination sessions)
10. "Say it is Really True" - 4:25 (from Time to Turn)

Personnel

• Frank Bornemann - guitar, vocals
• Michael Gerlach - keyboards

Eloy former members playing on this album :

• Klaus-Peter Matziol - bass
• Hannes Arkona - guitar
• Hannes Folberth - keyboards
• Fritz Randow - drums

Additional personnel :

• Nico Baretta - drums
• Lenny Mac Dowell - flute
• Amy, Sabine, Anne and Brigitte - vocals on "Time to Turn" and "The Apocalypse"

Technical personnel :

• Produced by Frank Bornemann
• Engineered by Gerhard Wolfe, Michael Gerlach
• Mixed by Gerhard Wolfe

References

1. ^ Allmusic review
2. ^ From the album booklet