One of my favorite bands Andy Latimer is one of the best guitarists.
@micknordstrom25912 ай бұрын
Andy Latimer is soo underrated! He is one of the best in the world. He can play one note and I break down!
@JuanFranciscoGarrido2 күн бұрын
The best guitarist... just a couple of notes carry so much emotion! The feelings he can express is unparalleled.
@anthonyriley75173 ай бұрын
What a wonderful guitarist Andy Latimer is.
@kevink88633 ай бұрын
Heard it 500 times and tear up every time.
@alexhamilton40843 ай бұрын
Ice is one of my absolute favourite Camel tunes. It’s instrumental but incredibly moving to my ears. 😢👍🏻
@kingcurry6594Ай бұрын
Andy Latimer is simply the best guitarist I have ever heard.
@rmac80083 ай бұрын
That’s a coincidence I’m listening to Camel today Breathless album
@SDsailor7Ай бұрын
Camel is so underated its a crime.
@bobduerwald98053 ай бұрын
Andrew Latimer always has had the ability to convey emotion in his guitar work. For another terrific instrumental song try Camel - Stationary Traveler. Andy Latimer shines!
@KenCyrus-tb3nh3 ай бұрын
Man that guitar has such a great tone. Not to mention Latimar's skills.
@neilfoster29406 күн бұрын
A must watch is the 1997 live billboard version - utter perfection and in my view better- enjoy
@michaelbaucom40193 ай бұрын
Ice is their best work
@Musiquesaecouter3 ай бұрын
Probably telling a story in this music like a journey, it's sounding like a soundtrack for sure. A masterpiece without doubt or question!
@ChrisEchoes3 ай бұрын
That synth solo (on Mini Moog) is a trademark Kit Watkins solo. The way he shapes his sound, bends the notes and just chooses what to play is entirely typical of him. If you haven't you should really check out what I consider the greatest 70s American progband (albeit one with a hefty dose of fusion in it as well): Happy The Man. They made two stunning albums for Arista with production by Ken Scott (who amongst others had done Mahavishnu Orchestra and Supertramp). The whole band was actually asked by Peter Gabriel to become his live backing band when he was going solo but since they had just signed with Arista they could not do it ... they did however rehearse with him for a day. Around the time of Peter Gabriel's III album PGs management reached out to Happy The Man's guitar player Stan Whitaker, knowing Happy The Man just called it a day, and asked if he would join PG's live band .. (basically the position David Rhodes has now) ... and again said no .... (story told to me by Stan himself ... he doesn't regret it ... but does wonder how his live would have been if he had indeed said yes).
@Musiquesaecouter
3 ай бұрын
Always loved Kit Watkins as a keyboard player when he was young, I discovered Happy the Man a bit late shame. But I discovered him him first on his solo album Labyrinth were he is awesome. Great solos on this Camel album specifically on the first song "Wait" were he shares solo with the other Jan Shelhaas (sorry for the orthograph) I guess.
@ianvincent69
17 күн бұрын
Never heard of this band, but, thanks, I'll check them out as I love this keyboard solo. It's the perfect foil for Latimer's guitar.
@henningandersen6833 ай бұрын
Very good reaction, i bought the record in the 1979 and have heard a hundred times and stil does, great album, and yes Camel / Andrew Latimer is the most under rated band /guitarist ever
@ethosardour23203 ай бұрын
Kit Watkins was in Happy The Man, considered by many to be the best american prog band. Check out their self titled album. Also suggest Camel Mirage, Moonmadness and Snow Goose if you want to take a deep dive into Latimers guitar sound. They also made a mostly great live album called A Live Record.
@DougJables3 ай бұрын
I love this album- my first exposure to Camel on the radio in the early 80s!
@Tonyboy3623Ай бұрын
What a guitarist,I saw the first live concert of Snowgoose in the early 70 in reading UK , ANDY is one of the finest ever and feels every note like Dave Gilmour ❤ few and far between
@jornspirit3 ай бұрын
hey Nick 'n Lex - follow and love your channel for quite a while now... what a great song... I was already 'addicted' to Camel before, so bought that album right away in 1979... there's a sweet story about this song: when the record company listened to the whole material before print, they objected to the execution of this song... it was lacking 'something' they felt... the band didn't agree, and so they asked Phil Collins (who was at hand, as he was involved in the album) for advice... he listened carefully and intensely to the song, and then went back to the company, confirming that the song is perfect as it is! Thanks Phil !!! 💖
@bmac1205
3 ай бұрын
I just typed this story (para-phrased)! 🤣🤣
@kip563 ай бұрын
I've been lucky enough to have heard this tune live many times. As I mentioned in my comment on the Camel marathon video, Geddy Lee, in his book My Effin Life, mentions Ice. When he says "I knew his name..." he is referring to Rupert Hine who produced ICSYHFH as well as a Rush albums Presto & Roll the Bones. Any way, here is Geddy's comment from his book: “I knew his name from as far back as I Can See Your House From Here by Camel, an album that Oscar* and I adored. On it was a beautiful, slow moving instrumental called ‘Ice’ with one of the most delicate and lovely endings of any song from that progressive music period, featuring one of the truly great guitar solos of the late 70’s, played by Andrew Latimer; IMHO it ranks up there with the likes of Clapton and Gilmour.” * Oscar was Oscar Peterson Jr. Yes, the son of THAT Oscar Peterson and one of Geddy’s best friends.
@theDML21123 ай бұрын
Geddy Lee of Rush writes in his autobiography about how he & his friend Oscar Peterson Jr. would listen to this track over & over & over when this came out. Got me to hunt this album down on vinyl & I found one ... glad I did. Whole album is great!
@dougreed22573 ай бұрын
This is a phenomenal guitar /music piece,andrew is on par to david gilmour,to me personally,andrew touches me emotionally more than gilmour!
@spikeysnack
3 ай бұрын
I think Gilmour sticks to the writing, and does a soloist recital. This guy creates from a template, the music is alive in the moment of the performance. He makes it pretty as well.
@SDsailor7Ай бұрын
Esta cancion casi te hace llorar de emocion. Grande Latimer.
@108efp2 ай бұрын
the live version of Ice on the "never let go" album is amazing, recorded in the Netherlands
@peterf45523 ай бұрын
I have this album on vinyl (which means I've had it for a while). This track is one of my favorites.
@ChrisEchoes3 ай бұрын
I love the studio recording of Ice but boy, does this track become even greater in a live situation. I have seen Camel play this live several times and it has always totally blew me away. On the Rajaz tour Andy Latimer suffered with some voice problems so with every gig in the Netherlands (they always did several at that time) the setlist was changed a bit with a move towards more instrumental pieces. Then came the night at Paradiso Amsterdam where it was really really hot and his voice really broke that night ... he was really frustrated and then proceeded to put all of that into his playing .... like I said it was really hot inside Paradiso but I had goosebumps from head to toe and tears running down my face.
@scottanderson84203 ай бұрын
Bmac you got me. 😱. I am In a parking lot eating a late dinner after a 14 hour day. And I was listening to this great song, and by golly I had to have it. I just downloaded it right away the whole album. Thanks, Bmac and Nick. I’ve been liking Camel on the channel. I haven’t had a chance to listen to that new Marathon yet, because NICK you keep turning them out faster than I can hear them you’re a machine my brother. This was a great one and I had to get it right away. Looking forward to listening to the other Marathon asap. I’m sure it’ll be equally impressive. Very cool stuff love this channel. ❤️❤️ Thanks Nick, nice threads it a good fit.
@gregall2178
3 ай бұрын
You should check out Camel's concept albums, also. The Snow Goose, Nude, Harbour Of Tears and Dust And Dreams.
@brianmctague57233 ай бұрын
Hi Nick, Ice, by Camel, great choice! Wonderful, haunting music. Andy Latimer, a totally underrated composer and musician. Another underrated musician that you should hear is a bass guitarist from the band Free, his name is Andy Fraser, as a long time watcher of your channel I know you would be amazed at this guy's playing! When did you last hear the bass guitarist blow the (very good) lead guitarist away! You must hear this bass solo, it is simply stunning!! The song is 'Mr Big' from the album Fire and Water, by Free, you will not have heard anything like it before, I promise! For some reason this band is rarely featured on KZread, so please guys, do us all a favour and react to this one, it'll blow your socks off!! PS, play the album cut, NOT live, thanks! PS, R I P Andy Fraser.
@stephendenning59433 ай бұрын
Had the pleasure of witnessing Camel in concert in the 70s....A natural guitarist is Andy! Also the rest of them were excellent!
@AlexAlex-dr9zc3 ай бұрын
I was wondering yesterday while seeing the Camel marathon if you knew this track. Now you know 😄
@Jesusistheway57243 ай бұрын
Nice reaction 👍🏻 Andy is one of my favorite guitarist together with David Gilmour and Steve Rothery (Marillion). Check out the album The Snow Goose, completely instrumental. You should listen (with Alex) to Lady Fantasy, great basslines there👊🏼 And more Marillion please 🙏. Neverland (live '09) with Alex (it's a love song you'll love it for sure ❣️. That guitar there is amazing. Last recommendation is Nick Barrett of Pendragon, he is also a great guitarist. The final solo on Masters of Illusion is epic 🎸🎸🎸
@clannad99germany703 ай бұрын
I agree, the most underrated ProgRock Band. The got 2 phases, the 70ies with clear ProgRock and then early 80ies with David Paton on bass too, with a bit more straight, catchy sound, but both were amazing !!!
@bmac1205
3 ай бұрын
They got more phases than two. More like three when Andy came back and started his own record label and lived in Los Angeles. Check out the later Camel into the 90's and aughts. Dust and Dreams Harbour of Tears Rajaz A Nod and a Wink
@bmac12053 ай бұрын
This is a great one. There's a story about this song. Phil Collins appears on this album as a percussionist, not a drummer. Not the entire album. Anyway, during recording and mix down, etc., Andy felt he had a bad note during 'Ice' and wanted to do the entire main guitar part all over again, and Phil Collins talked him out of it.
@kip56
3 ай бұрын
That's right!
@martinschmidt855115 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing:-)
@charleswagner29843 ай бұрын
My 3rd favorite song in all music history. Right behind Spectral Mornings, and Awaken.
@michaelgray51003 ай бұрын
Oh Yes, Ice is a really great tune! Crazy about Camel. Check out NicknLex's Camel marathon. You will love it.
@tomaszg.81673 ай бұрын
Nick, you"ve heard this, just the live version, well it's always a bit differend then original 😉 7:33
@bmac12053 ай бұрын
Said some great things about Andrew. Very nice.😊
@bmac12053 ай бұрын
Kit Watkins is also playing keys in addition to Jan Schellhas . Kit was in 'Happy the Man', which is an awesome short lived USA Prog band. I converse with the bassist from 'Happy the Man' by the name of 'Rick Kennel' on Talk Bass (bass forum) quite a bit. He's big on medium scale basses. Has had PRS build him a few.
@scifimonkey33 ай бұрын
Periodically someone posts a live version of Ice from their 2018 concert at the Royal Albert Hall but it keeps getting taken down. Worth a search periodically as it is even more astonishing live. At almost 70 Andrew still totally annihilated it. Setting aside the YT copy, do yourself and Lex a favour and get the Bluray from that concert where they played the whole of the Moonmadness album as well as many other great tracks including Ice. Great performance and a wonderful live recording.
@jimholt18883 ай бұрын
I have Camel's discography, which, unfortunately, ends with Stationary Traveler, as far as vinyl goes. I do wish they'd rerelease the last few on wax!! I love this band!
@bmac12053 ай бұрын
Some great guitar sustain on this.
@bmac12053 ай бұрын
Mar-Mar sighting at 22:07 !!!!!!🐶🐶🐶🐶 I love when that little ewok 'vocalizes'!
@gregall21783 ай бұрын
Ooooh... the heavy hitter 🙂 I had several songs from this album play on my computer at work today... No Ice, tho... #nicknlexrequest Be Bop Deluxe - Axe Victim (maybe a live listen with @justJP on Friday?) 😀
@webkahmik
3 ай бұрын
Strongly seconded.
@bmac12053 ай бұрын
Reacted to Sasquatch too! Apparently it got blocked for whatever reason? 1. Wishbone Ash - The King Come 2. Elder - Illusory Motion 3. TAUK - Melvin's Mind 4. Camel - Sasquatch 5. Rush - Malignant Narcissism
@denismansfield88763 ай бұрын
I rarely play my records and haven't heard this in a few years. I did a digital burn onto CD many years ago. I think i burned 6-8 of my Camel albums. They are in my top 10. Great choice.
@hectorq99662 ай бұрын
Los solos de guitarra de Andrew Latimer son tan emocionales como los de David Gilmour o Steve Hackett. Recomiendo los solos al final del tema Lawrence, o de Long Goodbye
@franckbizouard33573 ай бұрын
Andy is another guitar God, one of my top 10 list, close to David and Mark. I would like all the Camel albums from the 70-90 remastered by Steven Wilson, as the old albums sounds dated and lack of space and dynamics. Underrated band. I repeat myself but Rajaz (1999) is a "must listen to" album, I wish you to do it on your channel (I know I should do a patreon) or at least listen to it on your own, it's my favorite album from Camel and the production here is top notch: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nWl518GuXbedYrQ.html Andy has never been more melodic, powerful and subtile, the closest I've gheard from him to David Gilmour.
@Jimi-ld2vw3 ай бұрын
Unheralded band.
@bmac12053 ай бұрын
Also, Colin Bass' last name is pronounced like the fish not the instrument.
@garypowell154013 күн бұрын
Why do people keep stating that Camel or Andy Latimer are underrated? They were not then and are not now. I can't help it if other people have never heard of them or don't have ears, but we Brits never underrated Camel or Andy Latimer. You try getting a ticket to see them play back in the 70's as they were all sold out within a couple of days. These guys were considered to be the cream of the cream among those who had an opinion worth having. Nothing was quite like Camel and nothing has been quite like them ever since. Imagine playing for over half a century and still nothing comes close to sounding like you? Camel will forever remain one of the Great Originals, and we all know who the rest are, so I won't bother to list them all.
@bmac12053 ай бұрын
There's a translation switch at the top right of the wiki page. I think that happened because I was using a VPN connection?
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One of my favorite bands Andy Latimer is one of the best guitarists.
Andy Latimer is soo underrated! He is one of the best in the world. He can play one note and I break down!
The best guitarist... just a couple of notes carry so much emotion! The feelings he can express is unparalleled.
What a wonderful guitarist Andy Latimer is.
Heard it 500 times and tear up every time.
Ice is one of my absolute favourite Camel tunes. It’s instrumental but incredibly moving to my ears. 😢👍🏻
Andy Latimer is simply the best guitarist I have ever heard.
That’s a coincidence I’m listening to Camel today Breathless album
Camel is so underated its a crime.
Andrew Latimer always has had the ability to convey emotion in his guitar work. For another terrific instrumental song try Camel - Stationary Traveler. Andy Latimer shines!
Man that guitar has such a great tone. Not to mention Latimar's skills.
A must watch is the 1997 live billboard version - utter perfection and in my view better- enjoy
Ice is their best work
Probably telling a story in this music like a journey, it's sounding like a soundtrack for sure. A masterpiece without doubt or question!
That synth solo (on Mini Moog) is a trademark Kit Watkins solo. The way he shapes his sound, bends the notes and just chooses what to play is entirely typical of him. If you haven't you should really check out what I consider the greatest 70s American progband (albeit one with a hefty dose of fusion in it as well): Happy The Man. They made two stunning albums for Arista with production by Ken Scott (who amongst others had done Mahavishnu Orchestra and Supertramp). The whole band was actually asked by Peter Gabriel to become his live backing band when he was going solo but since they had just signed with Arista they could not do it ... they did however rehearse with him for a day. Around the time of Peter Gabriel's III album PGs management reached out to Happy The Man's guitar player Stan Whitaker, knowing Happy The Man just called it a day, and asked if he would join PG's live band .. (basically the position David Rhodes has now) ... and again said no .... (story told to me by Stan himself ... he doesn't regret it ... but does wonder how his live would have been if he had indeed said yes).
@Musiquesaecouter
3 ай бұрын
Always loved Kit Watkins as a keyboard player when he was young, I discovered Happy the Man a bit late shame. But I discovered him him first on his solo album Labyrinth were he is awesome. Great solos on this Camel album specifically on the first song "Wait" were he shares solo with the other Jan Shelhaas (sorry for the orthograph) I guess.
@ianvincent69
17 күн бұрын
Never heard of this band, but, thanks, I'll check them out as I love this keyboard solo. It's the perfect foil for Latimer's guitar.
Very good reaction, i bought the record in the 1979 and have heard a hundred times and stil does, great album, and yes Camel / Andrew Latimer is the most under rated band /guitarist ever
Kit Watkins was in Happy The Man, considered by many to be the best american prog band. Check out their self titled album. Also suggest Camel Mirage, Moonmadness and Snow Goose if you want to take a deep dive into Latimers guitar sound. They also made a mostly great live album called A Live Record.
I love this album- my first exposure to Camel on the radio in the early 80s!
What a guitarist,I saw the first live concert of Snowgoose in the early 70 in reading UK , ANDY is one of the finest ever and feels every note like Dave Gilmour ❤ few and far between
hey Nick 'n Lex - follow and love your channel for quite a while now... what a great song... I was already 'addicted' to Camel before, so bought that album right away in 1979... there's a sweet story about this song: when the record company listened to the whole material before print, they objected to the execution of this song... it was lacking 'something' they felt... the band didn't agree, and so they asked Phil Collins (who was at hand, as he was involved in the album) for advice... he listened carefully and intensely to the song, and then went back to the company, confirming that the song is perfect as it is! Thanks Phil !!! 💖
@bmac1205
3 ай бұрын
I just typed this story (para-phrased)! 🤣🤣
I've been lucky enough to have heard this tune live many times. As I mentioned in my comment on the Camel marathon video, Geddy Lee, in his book My Effin Life, mentions Ice. When he says "I knew his name..." he is referring to Rupert Hine who produced ICSYHFH as well as a Rush albums Presto & Roll the Bones. Any way, here is Geddy's comment from his book: “I knew his name from as far back as I Can See Your House From Here by Camel, an album that Oscar* and I adored. On it was a beautiful, slow moving instrumental called ‘Ice’ with one of the most delicate and lovely endings of any song from that progressive music period, featuring one of the truly great guitar solos of the late 70’s, played by Andrew Latimer; IMHO it ranks up there with the likes of Clapton and Gilmour.” * Oscar was Oscar Peterson Jr. Yes, the son of THAT Oscar Peterson and one of Geddy’s best friends.
Geddy Lee of Rush writes in his autobiography about how he & his friend Oscar Peterson Jr. would listen to this track over & over & over when this came out. Got me to hunt this album down on vinyl & I found one ... glad I did. Whole album is great!
This is a phenomenal guitar /music piece,andrew is on par to david gilmour,to me personally,andrew touches me emotionally more than gilmour!
@spikeysnack
3 ай бұрын
I think Gilmour sticks to the writing, and does a soloist recital. This guy creates from a template, the music is alive in the moment of the performance. He makes it pretty as well.
Esta cancion casi te hace llorar de emocion. Grande Latimer.
the live version of Ice on the "never let go" album is amazing, recorded in the Netherlands
I have this album on vinyl (which means I've had it for a while). This track is one of my favorites.
I love the studio recording of Ice but boy, does this track become even greater in a live situation. I have seen Camel play this live several times and it has always totally blew me away. On the Rajaz tour Andy Latimer suffered with some voice problems so with every gig in the Netherlands (they always did several at that time) the setlist was changed a bit with a move towards more instrumental pieces. Then came the night at Paradiso Amsterdam where it was really really hot and his voice really broke that night ... he was really frustrated and then proceeded to put all of that into his playing .... like I said it was really hot inside Paradiso but I had goosebumps from head to toe and tears running down my face.
Bmac you got me. 😱. I am In a parking lot eating a late dinner after a 14 hour day. And I was listening to this great song, and by golly I had to have it. I just downloaded it right away the whole album. Thanks, Bmac and Nick. I’ve been liking Camel on the channel. I haven’t had a chance to listen to that new Marathon yet, because NICK you keep turning them out faster than I can hear them you’re a machine my brother. This was a great one and I had to get it right away. Looking forward to listening to the other Marathon asap. I’m sure it’ll be equally impressive. Very cool stuff love this channel. ❤️❤️ Thanks Nick, nice threads it a good fit.
@gregall2178
3 ай бұрын
You should check out Camel's concept albums, also. The Snow Goose, Nude, Harbour Of Tears and Dust And Dreams.
Hi Nick, Ice, by Camel, great choice! Wonderful, haunting music. Andy Latimer, a totally underrated composer and musician. Another underrated musician that you should hear is a bass guitarist from the band Free, his name is Andy Fraser, as a long time watcher of your channel I know you would be amazed at this guy's playing! When did you last hear the bass guitarist blow the (very good) lead guitarist away! You must hear this bass solo, it is simply stunning!! The song is 'Mr Big' from the album Fire and Water, by Free, you will not have heard anything like it before, I promise! For some reason this band is rarely featured on KZread, so please guys, do us all a favour and react to this one, it'll blow your socks off!! PS, play the album cut, NOT live, thanks! PS, R I P Andy Fraser.
Had the pleasure of witnessing Camel in concert in the 70s....A natural guitarist is Andy! Also the rest of them were excellent!
I was wondering yesterday while seeing the Camel marathon if you knew this track. Now you know 😄
Nice reaction 👍🏻 Andy is one of my favorite guitarist together with David Gilmour and Steve Rothery (Marillion). Check out the album The Snow Goose, completely instrumental. You should listen (with Alex) to Lady Fantasy, great basslines there👊🏼 And more Marillion please 🙏. Neverland (live '09) with Alex (it's a love song you'll love it for sure ❣️. That guitar there is amazing. Last recommendation is Nick Barrett of Pendragon, he is also a great guitarist. The final solo on Masters of Illusion is epic 🎸🎸🎸
I agree, the most underrated ProgRock Band. The got 2 phases, the 70ies with clear ProgRock and then early 80ies with David Paton on bass too, with a bit more straight, catchy sound, but both were amazing !!!
@bmac1205
3 ай бұрын
They got more phases than two. More like three when Andy came back and started his own record label and lived in Los Angeles. Check out the later Camel into the 90's and aughts. Dust and Dreams Harbour of Tears Rajaz A Nod and a Wink
This is a great one. There's a story about this song. Phil Collins appears on this album as a percussionist, not a drummer. Not the entire album. Anyway, during recording and mix down, etc., Andy felt he had a bad note during 'Ice' and wanted to do the entire main guitar part all over again, and Phil Collins talked him out of it.
@kip56
3 ай бұрын
That's right!
Thanks for sharing:-)
My 3rd favorite song in all music history. Right behind Spectral Mornings, and Awaken.
Oh Yes, Ice is a really great tune! Crazy about Camel. Check out NicknLex's Camel marathon. You will love it.
Nick, you"ve heard this, just the live version, well it's always a bit differend then original 😉 7:33
Said some great things about Andrew. Very nice.😊
Kit Watkins is also playing keys in addition to Jan Schellhas . Kit was in 'Happy the Man', which is an awesome short lived USA Prog band. I converse with the bassist from 'Happy the Man' by the name of 'Rick Kennel' on Talk Bass (bass forum) quite a bit. He's big on medium scale basses. Has had PRS build him a few.
Periodically someone posts a live version of Ice from their 2018 concert at the Royal Albert Hall but it keeps getting taken down. Worth a search periodically as it is even more astonishing live. At almost 70 Andrew still totally annihilated it. Setting aside the YT copy, do yourself and Lex a favour and get the Bluray from that concert where they played the whole of the Moonmadness album as well as many other great tracks including Ice. Great performance and a wonderful live recording.
I have Camel's discography, which, unfortunately, ends with Stationary Traveler, as far as vinyl goes. I do wish they'd rerelease the last few on wax!! I love this band!
Some great guitar sustain on this.
Mar-Mar sighting at 22:07 !!!!!!🐶🐶🐶🐶 I love when that little ewok 'vocalizes'!
Ooooh... the heavy hitter 🙂 I had several songs from this album play on my computer at work today... No Ice, tho... #nicknlexrequest Be Bop Deluxe - Axe Victim (maybe a live listen with @justJP on Friday?) 😀
@webkahmik
3 ай бұрын
Strongly seconded.
Reacted to Sasquatch too! Apparently it got blocked for whatever reason? 1. Wishbone Ash - The King Come 2. Elder - Illusory Motion 3. TAUK - Melvin's Mind 4. Camel - Sasquatch 5. Rush - Malignant Narcissism
I rarely play my records and haven't heard this in a few years. I did a digital burn onto CD many years ago. I think i burned 6-8 of my Camel albums. They are in my top 10. Great choice.
Los solos de guitarra de Andrew Latimer son tan emocionales como los de David Gilmour o Steve Hackett. Recomiendo los solos al final del tema Lawrence, o de Long Goodbye
Andy is another guitar God, one of my top 10 list, close to David and Mark. I would like all the Camel albums from the 70-90 remastered by Steven Wilson, as the old albums sounds dated and lack of space and dynamics. Underrated band. I repeat myself but Rajaz (1999) is a "must listen to" album, I wish you to do it on your channel (I know I should do a patreon) or at least listen to it on your own, it's my favorite album from Camel and the production here is top notch: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nWl518GuXbedYrQ.html Andy has never been more melodic, powerful and subtile, the closest I've gheard from him to David Gilmour.
Unheralded band.
Also, Colin Bass' last name is pronounced like the fish not the instrument.
Why do people keep stating that Camel or Andy Latimer are underrated? They were not then and are not now. I can't help it if other people have never heard of them or don't have ears, but we Brits never underrated Camel or Andy Latimer. You try getting a ticket to see them play back in the 70's as they were all sold out within a couple of days. These guys were considered to be the cream of the cream among those who had an opinion worth having. Nothing was quite like Camel and nothing has been quite like them ever since. Imagine playing for over half a century and still nothing comes close to sounding like you? Camel will forever remain one of the Great Originals, and we all know who the rest are, so I won't bother to list them all.
There's a translation switch at the top right of the wiki page. I think that happened because I was using a VPN connection?
Less is more as they say.