1999
Camel's latter-day discs appear to be "more about setting a mood and creating a movie than writing self-standing, memorable songs." In 1999, Latimer, Stewart, Bass and guest Scherpenzeel, recorded Rajaz. Set in ancient times, Rajaz was a spontaneous composition inspired by the rhythm of the camel's footsteps to help the weary travelers reach their destination. Latimer was smitten with the idea that the rhythm of the camel would help people reach their journey's end, and this album truly took Camel back to their prog-rock roots.
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Camel's latter-day discs appear to be "more about setting a mood and creating a movie than writing self-standing, memorable songs." In 1999, Latimer, Stewart, Bass and guest Scherpenzeel, recorded Rajaz. Set in ancient times, Rajaz was a spontaneous composition inspired by the rhythm of the camel's footsteps to help the weary travelers reach their destination. Latimer was smitten with the idea that the rhythm of the camel would help people reach their journey's end, and this album truly took Camel back to their prog-rock roots.
Track listing;
- Three Wishes (6:58)
- Lost And Found (5:38)
- The Final Encore (8:07)
- Rajaz (8:15)
- Shout (5:15)
- Straight To My Heart (6:23)
- Sahara (6:44)
- Lawrence (10:46)
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