Take a group of Greek expatriates living in Paris in 1970 (who had previously scored big continental hits with odd but ultimately lightweight singles), and you get something of the mysteries of their homeland, a template into which some truly ancient musical, lyrical and philosophical ideas flowed. What you end up with is Aphrodite's Child's 666, complete in all its proggy, mythical, ever so slightly Zappa-esque glory.
1-1 The System 0:23
1-2 Babylon
2:47
1-3 Loud, Loud, Loud 2:42
1-4 The Four Horsemen
5:54
1-5 The Lamb 4:33
1-6 The Seventh Seal 1:30
1-7 Aegian Sea 5:22
1-8 Seven Bowls 1:29
1-9 The Wakening Beast 1:11
1-10 Lament 2:45
1-11 The Marching Beast 2:00
1-12 The Battle Of The Locusts 0:56
1-13 Do It 1:44
1-14 Tribulation 0:32
1-15 The Beast
2:26
1-16 Ofis 0:14
2-1 Seven Trumpets 0:35
2-2 Altamont 4:33
2-3 The Wedding Of The Lamb 3:38
2-4 The Capture Of The Beast 2:17
2-5 ∞
5:15
2-6 Hic And Nunc
2:55
2-7 All The Seats Were Occupied 19:19
2-8 Break
2:58
