Curved Air | Second Abum | Album

Curved Air’s Second Album (1971) is widely regarded as a peak moment in the band's career, capturing them at the height of their commercial success and creative maturity. While it highlights the group's "classic" sound-a blend of progressive rock, folk, and classical influences-it also reveals a growing creative divide between the band's two primary songwriters. The album is famously split into two distinct creative camps, reflecting a lack of co-writing synergy between violinist Darryl Way and keyboardist/guitarist Francis Monkman.

The original 1971 UK release of Second Album on Warner Brothers had a Die-cut gatefold sleeve with multiple overlapping coloured folding sections.

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