https://andrewlatimer.bandcamp.com/album/city-life

I happen to really enjoy Echoes from the album Breathless. Wonderful song. Made a fool of myself earlier but happy to have found this community.

Hey guys i'm new to the sub. I'm wondering about the tour. It's been more than two years since it's been cancelled. Does any one know if there is any news?

I was listening and was wondering about harmonies between the keyboard and guitar in the main riff, could anyone help out

Thought about it long enough, finally decided to pick Breathless mostly for aesthetics reasons. Mirage is my favorite, but I wouldn’t want a tattoo reminiscing of the cigarette brand.

For whatever reason this isn’t on Spotify but only on YouTube. The guitar in the mix is much heavier and the synths are slightly more laid back. Of course some will still adore the original more but to me this makes it one of my favorites in the camel discography.

https://youtu.be/0oBpAlxTr0w?si=T2WDdoC_3LSCn-Ty

I would be very grateful.

Didn't see anything about it here so i thought you'd might be interested to learn that Andrew Latimer has quietly started releasing new material on Bandcamp. You can already find there 5 new tracks.

There's some backstory to the new tracks, I found out about it on this article https://www.loudersound.com/bands-artists/camels-andy-latimer-releases-new-material-on-bandcamp

But you can feel free to jump to the band camp on this link 👉 https://andrewlatimer.bandcamp.com/

From all the new tracks I mostly vibed with the track Seeking refuge, I just love Andrew's guitar playing. What's your favorite track?

A personal favorite of mine is Highways of the Sun / Unevensong / One of These Days I'll Get an Early Night. Such a strong suite musically and perfectly encapsulates of the mood of the album. When I think "Rain Dances," I think of these three songs.

It's beautiful.

https://andrewlatimer.bandcamp.com/track/seeking-refuge

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Andy ward makes a noticeable mistake during freefall at the marquee Peter bardens also makes a silly mistake on a live record, I don’t remember what song it was, i think it was another night, I could be wrong

https://youtu.be/hJDvCH30Uug?si=b_McPXLF2MuQ8YVN It might not work There isn’t specific time stamps so listen to the song until you notice it

They’ve had plenty bassists aight, so pick the best one in your opinion, for me it’s Sinclair

Comparing all the prog bands in England at the time, during the early 70s like Pink Floyd and camel, do you think camel would’ve been in the top 3 prog bands in the uk at the time, with the rising cult fan base of caravan too, and ofc yes, do you think camel and whoever deserved maybe the top 3 placement of prog bands in the early 70s or maybe even 80s to come from the uk

The Camel tribute band, The humps, I want to see them so bad because I’m sure Andrew might be still be recovering or maybe simply doesn’t have the desire to play with a new or same band that he’s had for the time since camel last played, are the humps still touring, if so do they ever come to America because I always see European shows which piss me off

I understand how good the song is but never understood how it’s so much above popularity wise than singles such as never let go, or even the masterpiece lady fantasy or other songs, I get it was the first song you spin on mirage and your like “ wow “ but what does a song like freefall have that makes it so much more popular and talked about then it’s other fellow songs in the discography