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Ring of Changes

by Barclay James Harvest

Ring of Changes is a 1983 art rock album by Barclay James Harvest. It runs 9 tracks across 48 minutes. Riffiter listeners rate it 4.2/5 from 5 ratings.

Art Rock · Pop Rock · Rock

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4.2 /5
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9
Tracks
48 min
Runtime
113 bpm
Tempo
G major
Key

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5 ratings · avg 4.2

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Ring of Changes album cover

Ring of Changes album cover

The Ring of Changes cover was designed by Alwyn Clayden and David Walker, photographed by Bob Norris and Tony Latham, and illustrated by Main Titles Associates.

Design
Alwyn Clayden, David Walker
Photography
Bob Norris, Tony Latham
Illustration
Main Titles Associates

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9 tracks · 48 min

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In brief

Is Ring of Changes good?
Riffiter listeners rate Ring of Changes 4.2/5 from 5 ratings.
When was Ring of Changes released?
Ring of Changes was released in 1983.
How many tracks are on Ring of Changes?
Ring of Changes has 9 tracks, with a runtime of 48 minutes.
What genre is Ring of Changes?
Ring of Changes is catalogued under Art Rock, Pop Rock, Rock.
What BPM is Ring of Changes?
Ring of Changes runs at a median tempo of 113 BPM across its tracks, most often in G major, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to Ring of Changes?
Listeners of Ring of Changes also rate 90125 by Yes, Selling England by the Pound by Genesis, Angel Station by Manfred Mann's Earth Band.
Who produced Ring of Changes?
Pip Williams produced all 9 tracks on Ring of Changes.

Credits

Produced by
Engineered by
Chris DickieGregg Jackman
Vocals by
Henry Morris

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