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Chicago XXXII: Stone of Sisyphus
Rock · 2008 · 13 tracks · 1h 9m

Chicago XXXII: Stone of Sisyphus

A lost 1993 masterpiece finally unearthed. High-energy brass arrangements collide with ambitious progressive pop and defiant, complex songwriting.

June 17, 2008 · Rhino Records (2)

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A high-stakes surge of creative energy and technical bravado from a band reclaiming its identity.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 1h 9m
01
Stone of Sisyphus
4:12
04
Mah-Jong
4:43
05
Sleeping in the Middle of the Bed
4:46
06
Let’s Take a Lifetime
4:56
07
The Pull
4:18
08
Here With Me (Candle for the Dark)
4:11
09
Plaid
5:00
10
Cry for the Lost
5:18
11
The Show Must Go On
5:26
12
Love Is Forever (demo)
4:15
13
Mah-Jong (demo)
5:00
14
Let’s Take a Lifetime (demo)
4:15
15
Stone of Sisyphus (no rhythm loop)
4:35
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive opening fanfare of the title track where the horns reclaim their dominance over the 80s synths.
The intricate, almost mathematical vocal interplay during the bridge of Mah-Jong.
The surprisingly gritty guitar solo in Plaid that cuts through the polished studio sheen.
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