Vangelis: Heaven And Hell version on vinyl LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company RCA in cooperation with Speakers Corner Records and Sony Music on 5. June 2020.

Vangelis (keyboards, percussion); Jon Anderson (vocals) and the English Chamber Choir Technical innovations in instrumentation and the development of tonal language have been the subject of careful consideration since the 19th century at the latest. Additional brainpower is required to bring both components into line with the limitless possibilities of electronic sound. Sometimes they are left with parting moods and the question of whether art always comes from skill. Evángelos Odysséas Papathanassiou, Vangelis for short, has always worked with state-of-the-art synthesizer machines, sometimes pushing his sound cascades to the brink of electronic survival. Unlike many other AC devotees of his time, Vangelis was able to "create important melodies and develop them further without getting lost in the technology" (Stereo Review). Distant human voices, the lost calls of sirens, weave into the oriental dance. The shimmering noise moves between Gregorian and antiphonal chant, equally distant in time. The polyphonic playing on the Bösendorfer reminds us that in the stream of time, every form of musical expression is welcome. What sounds heavenly or hellish in the process is for each person to discover for themselves as they listen. One can say that one without the other is musically unthinkable. This Speakers Corner production was produced 100% purely analog using analog tape and mastering. All licenses and GEMA fees have been paid. Recording: September 1975, Nemo Studio, London, Alan Lucas Production.

Album spans genres Electronic, Experimental, Ambient and Modern Classical. 180g Vinyl.