SAGA Essentials...

The list author says:
	"Worlds Apart, 1981... the album that was featured on MTV and Billboard Top 40... hits included On The Loose, Wind Him Up, Times Up, Amnesia"

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	"Network, 2004... is the latest release and quite possibly the best release since Worlds Apart!"

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	"Silent Knight, 1980... a progressive rockers dream includes the crowd favourites Don't Be Late and Careful Where You Step!"

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	"Heads or Tales, 1983 classic which had hits on MTV with video The Flyer, Cat Walk and huge radio hit Scratching The Surface"

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	"House of Cards, 2001's masterpiece features We'll Meet Again, Alway's There and the MuchMoreMusic video hit  Money Talks"

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	"Full Circle, in 1999 SAGA returned to old form... mixed fan reviews you either love it or hate it, features The One and A Night To Remember"

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	"Behaviour,  1985 release features Take A Chance, What Do I Know, Easy Way Out, and Goodbye (Once Upon A Time)"

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	"The Beginner's Guide to Throwing Shapes, 1989... SAGA's second release as a 3 piece band ... a very good album!"

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	"The Security of Illusion, 1993... the return of Steve Negus and Jim Gilmour... hits include Mind Over Matter, Once Is Never Enough and Without You"

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	"Images At Twilight, 1979.. this is their 2nd album, features It's Time, See Them Smile and the crowd favourite You're Not Alone"

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	"Marathon, 2003... features Marathon, Return to Forever and Rise & Shine"

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	"SAGA, the 1978 smash debut of Canada's symphonic/progressive rock heroes, featuring Humble Stance and Perfectionist"

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	"Generation 13, 1995.. this surprised alot of people as it is one of their most proggiest efforts to date, an amazing concept album."

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	"Wildest Dreams, 1987.. this was SAGA's first attempt as a 3 piece band... a good album but by far their most commercial. [Atlantic Records]"

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	"Steel Umbrellas, 1994... an album that is unfamiliar to typical SAGA sound, lots going on here. Features (You Were) Never Alone and I Walk With You"

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	"The Pleasure and The Pain, 1997 SAGA decided it was time to experiment, features Heaven Can Wait and Gonna Give It To Ya"

The list author says:
	"Phase One, 1997 originally sold only at concerts this album features leftover material from the Images At Twilight sessions."