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CD 1:

Chapter 1 Images
Chapter 2 Don't be Late
Chapter 3 It's Time!
Chapter 4 Will it be You?
Chapter 5 No Regrets
Chapter 6 Tired World
Chapter 7 Too much to lose
Chapter 8 No Stranger

CD 2:

Chapter 9 Remember When
Chapter 10 Not this Way
Chapter 11 Ashes to Ashes
Chapter 12 You Know I Know
Chapter 13 Uncle Albert's Eyes
Chapter 14 Streets of Gold
Chapter 15 We'll meet again
Chapter 16 Worlds Apart

Line-Up:


Michael Sadler - vocals
Ian Crichton - guitar
Jim Crichton - keyboards
Jim Gilmour - bass
Christian Simpson - drums


OVERVIEW:


For fans of the Canadian rock legends, Saga, the so-called chapters have always been a special incentive, as well as an obscure mystery. After all, there is a long, interconnected story behind these songs that are linked in a mysterious way, revealed by the musicians bit by bit. Spread over the band’s entire career, they have developed a kind of central theme, adding to the fascination that Saga continue to exude in 2005. Once, during their memorable Misbehaviour tour in 1986, Saga performed all existing chapters in their correct sequence. At the time, Chapters number 1 – 8 were available, and another eight have been added since. Their new live double album, Chapters, features every single part, starting with ‘Images’ (Chapter 1) and ending with ‘Worlds Apart’ (Chapter 16) – a monumental rock recording with a total playing time of over 80 minutes that really comes into its own live on stage.

Concept:


The first ever "Chapters" live album, containing all 16 Chapters.

Saga bassist Jim Crichton explains the Chapters concept:

The concept for the Chapters was originaly conceived in 1977. I read an article in a magazine describing Einstein's brain had been preserved for study and was being kept ar the Smithsonian Institute.
At the time I found this quite bizzare. In the late 70's the news was filled with the talk of nuclear war and we were about to ride through a decade of Star Wars movies.
These were the ingredients which inspired the story.
Without giving the whole story away the basic idea was that extraterrestrial life had been monitoring Earth's progress and was becoming fearful of its self destruction.
So they decided they would need someone on Earth to champion the changes that would have to be made to put Earth back on a stable course.
Very quickly, they realized the only person who was capable was Einstein. The plan was to give him the body which we see on the first album cover allowing him to be brought back to life so he could make changes by whatever means necessary to ensure the Earth's future.
In chapter one we see Einstein as an old man on the verge of madness trying desperately to make some sense out of this life as he draws images on the sidewalk of people and events that influenced the path he chose in life.


TOURDATES:

12.08. DK-Skandeborg - Festival
13.08. DK-Herning - Open Air

site : http://www.saga-world.com

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