The 2004 album "Network" found Saga continuing their exploration of progressive rock with a consistent lineup, delivering a sound that resonated with their established fanbase.
- "Network" was released on November 30, 2004, by the label earMUSIC. It falls within the progressive rock and rock genres. The album featured the band's consistent lineup from the previous decade, including vocalist Michael Sadler, guitarist Ian Crichton, keyboardist Jim Gilmour, bassist Jim Crichton, and drummer Steve Negus. It was recorded in various locations, reflecting the band's international touring and recording approach.
- The album was released during a period where Saga continued to tour extensively, maintaining a strong international following despite a lack of mainstream chart success in their native North America. They had recently completed their "Marathon" tour in support of the previous album.
- "Network" showcased Saga's enduring commitment to crafting elaborate song structures and melodic themes, characteristic of their progressive rock sound. The production aimed for a clear, powerful sound that highlighted the interplay between the band members.
Saga is a Canadian rock band formed in 1977. They are known for their distinctive blend of progressive rock, hard rock, and pop.
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