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Some of Us Remember Those Old Days

"Memories of Old Days" is an often-overlooked gem in the catalog of one of the greatest progressive rock bands of the 70s, seeing how it's a rather simple song with no tricky meter changes, but it's a beautiful and heartfelt ode to people and things that have passed by.

by Jon Davis, Published 2024-02-23

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Related artist(s): Gentle Giant

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