Pan: An Urban Pastoral, by Persephone's Dream

Pan: An Urban Pastoral

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	1.	Prelude 00:39
	2.	Invocation 01:17
	3.	Pan's Labyrinth 07:28
	4.	Those Who Remember 03:42
	5.	Chaosong 01:24
	6.	Sidewalk Soliloquy 02:50
	7.	Chaosong Reprise 01:30
	8.	Denouement of a God 01:02
	9.	Le Defile Satyrique 01:32
	10.	Maenads, Melody and Meter 03:00
	11.	Ubi Sunt 01:12
	12.	The Seduction of Daphnis 04:58
	13.	Nectar of the Gods 03:12
	14.	Youth's Denial 01:15
	15.	The Temptation of Icarus 02:14
	16.	Selene Rising 02:03
	17.	The Tears of Selene 09:30
	18.	Erato's Pulse 11:05
	19.	Silhouette 08:44

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Exquisite is the word to describe such an impressive album. A 2010 masterpiece.
Review by jampa17 Prog Archives
5 stars

Recommended if You Like
Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
Genesis
Spock's Beard

CD ProgRock Records ‎- PRR401 (2010, US)

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released September 7, 2010

Ashley Peer / vocals
Rowen Poole / guitars
James Waugaman / keyboards
Roman Prokopenko / bass
Scot Harvey / drums
John Tallent / percussion

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Persephone's Dream Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Mysterious music for the Mind.

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