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Over 40 years have passed since Canadian prog-rockers Saga released their breakout self-titled debut album in 1978. Their typical trademarks - synthesizer harmonies, breathtaking guitar riffs, complex keyboard arrangements and the charismatic vocals of frontman Michael Sadler - have helped Saga move over eight million records worldwide and remain an influential prog-rock institution. In 2021, earMUSIC pays tribute to Saga's legacy with a series of remastered reissues of some off the group's essential material released from 1978 to 2007. 1980's Worlds Apart, Saga's fourth full-length effort, is presented here on gatefold 180g vinyl LP with enhanced artwork and extensive liner notes.
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