Camel - Missing Lyrics. Camel Stationary Traveller Missing (Instrumental) Haydn Bendall: PPG voices Andy Latimer: All instruments

Although I have a handful of Camel's early albums, I lost sight of them after Peter Bardens departure. However, a reviewer of another Camel collection referred to 'Stationary Traveller', and it sounded as if it might interest me. After a few listens, I have to agree with my fellow reviewers that this is a very impressive album/5(93).

Find Camel discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. Find Camel discography, albums and singles on AllMusic full condensed blue highlight denotes album pick Filter Discography By Albums Compilations Singles & EPs DVDs & Videos All. Year Album Stationary Traveller: Polygram / Decca Dust and Dreams: Camel Productions.

For years, you did not upload Camel's Rajaz album and other great ones. And today, you removed the Stationary Traveller, Nude, Camel(Remastered), Moonmadness, Rainbow's End - A Camel Anthology - , Nude(Extended Edition). You should consider to replace them back! Because Camel is an irreplaceable band for us who love progressive rock.

Jun 11,  · Missing; Artist Camel; Licensed to YouTube by UMG (on behalf of Decca Music Group Ltd.), and 6 Music Rights Societies 10 videos Play all Camel "Stationary Traveller" - Full Album .

Although I have a handful of Camel's early albums, I lost sight of them after Peter Bardens departure. However, a reviewer of another Camel collection referred to 'Stationary Traveller', and it sounded as if it might interest me. After a few listens, I have to agree with my fellow reviewers that this is a very impressive album/5(33).

Stationary Traveller, Camel's 10th album, continues further down the pop road that was previously seen in with The Single Factor, Missing, which adds in more guitar leads than in previous songs to build up upon itself, and resolving like only Andrew Latimer can do it.

Stationary Traveller is the tenth studio album by English progressive rock band kenwyzadiburphezaconzaczcilpercma.xyzinfo much of Camel's output, it is a concept album, in this case centering on the trials of East German refugees attempting to cross the Berlin Wall from East Berlin into West Berlin. The album also touches on the theme of politics between the two different government ideologies.