The Beginner's Guide to Throwing Shapes

Ah, SAGA's "The Beginners Guide To Throwing Shapes," a true masterpiece in the realm of quirky 80s prog rock. This album is like taking a trip back in time to a neon-lit dance floor where everyone is wearing shoulder pads and mullets. The album kicks off with the infectious groove of "Take A Chance," a track that will have you tapping your feet and throwing shapes in no time. The synths are deliciously cheesy, the vocals are soaring, and the guitar solos are out of this world. Tracks like "What Do I Know?" and "Once Is Never Enough" showcase the band's impeccable musicianship, with intricate arrangements and catchy hooks that will have you coming back for more. And let's not forget "The Flyer," a power ballad that will have you reaching for your lighter and swaying along in pure bliss. But it's not all cheesy synths and power ballads, oh no. SAGA also know how to rock out, as evidenced by the hard-hitting riffs of "Cat Walk" and the epic closer "Say Goodbye To Hollywood." Overall, "The Beginners Guide To Throwing Shapes" is a fun-filled romp through the wild and wonderful world of 80s prog rock. So go ahead, grab your leg warmers and hair spray, and get ready to throw some shapes to this delightful throwback gem. Cheers!