Barclay James Harvest – Gone to Earth Vintage CD, Polydor 1977

Barclay James Harvest 's CD "Gone to Earth" was originally released in 1977 by Polydor. Featuring songs like "Hymn ," " Poor Man's Moody Blues," and "Taking Me Higher ," this album is among the band's best-known works. The blend of melodic progressive rock, symphonic elements, and catchy melodies makes "Gone to Earth" a classic of the 1970s.

Historical background

Barclay James Harvest was founded in England in 1967 and is considered one of the defining bands of symphonic and progressive rock. "Gone to Earth" was a huge success, particularly in Germany and Switzerland, and became one of the band's best-selling albums. The song "Hymn" became a classic in their repertoire and is still considered one of their biggest hits. The album solidified the band's international reputation as an alternative to groups like the Moody Blues and Pink Floyd.

Product details

• Category: CD, Album (West Germany pressing)

• Artist: Barclay James Harvest

• Title: Gone to Earth

• Label: Polydor – 800 092-2

• Year of publication: 1977

• Genre: Progressive Rock, Symphonic Rock

• CD condition: Very good – glossy, without any significant signs of wear.

• Cover/case condition: Good – with price sticker on the front (see pictures), otherwise vibrant colors, booklet complete and clean

• Special features: Original Polydor pressing, includes classics such as Hymn

Notes

• Original 70s album – each piece is unique

• Signs of wear due to age are possible (see pictures)

• Images are part of the item description