***Though only a year had passed in the time between the fierce abandon of Lalibela and 1974’s King of Kings, it signaled a monumental shift for the band. By 1974, the core PYRAMIDS continued their musical odyssey with their Lalibela collaborators, while welcoming drummer-in-exile DONALD ROBINSON back to the Pyramids' Midwestern American family. Inspired, the group set to shape a set of compositions that most fully realized—in form, feel and reflection—their African passage. On a Spring day in 1974, the Pyramids went into a remote 16-track studio called Appalachia Sound Recording hours from Antioch in Chillicothe, Ohio—and—with no less intensity than before—cut a warm and infectious spiritual jazz masterpiece. Exact repro of the ultra-rare private issue LP on the band's Pyramid Records label. Remastered from the original source tapes. 180-gram virgin vinyl pressing.