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Doppelganger Daniel Amos Alarma!/Benson, 1983 Recommended by: Ross Pavlac |
Style: Progressive rock. Volume II of the ¡Alarma! Chronicles. | |
Other comments: The CD version of Doppelganger also includes a bonus track from one of their concerts, which borrows a sound bite from Disney's Pinocchio. – Peter Chattaway | |
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