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FULL ALBUM: Renaissance - Scheherazade and Other Stories (Patreon)

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2026-08-19 19:15:33
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2026-09
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WOW!! To say this exceeded our already-high expectations is an understatement!

We are so excited to share this listen with you and watch as we get awe-inspired and transported!

Thank you all for voting for this, as after years of being unable to pronounce the word, we finally got it, and we know where it comes from!

Travel with us to this faraway land and please share what this album means to you or what memories it brings; surely many.

We are so grateful for you and of all the fun we can bring on this platform!

With love, Lex, Nick & Marley

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Michael Gray

Oh Yeah! Always in the mood for the long songs on this album! Glad Renaissance won!

Doug Fenske

I'm so glad you two are blown away by this music. This was really fun to go through with you. I first heard this around 1979 or 80 when I was 15 because my older brother got the vinyl. I recorded a cassette from his vinyl and listened to it over and over being more and more thrilled by it with repeated listens. Today I realized that the middle part of Scheherazade, I think the Festival Prep part, is my favorite portion of the album. I love when they do that really proggy, frequently changing style. Today it reminded me of Images and Words. This stuff grows on you the more familiar you get with it. I wish you many happy re-listens in your future! Thank you for sharing.

Stephen Caruso

Renaissance was not a group I ever listened to in the 70's but this many years later was a pleasant surprise- although the vocals are great --in my book the instrumentation is so terrific and the jazz elements and the strings and the time and construction of the album is very impressive- I am glad to be exposed again after 45 plus years since last time I may have heard a little taste of this

JK

My first time hearing this band, and I loved it! I agree with your comparisons to Jethro Tull and The Moody Blues. With a great female voice! I’m interested in hearing more.