SAGA: The chapters live ::

Will it be you? (Chapter 4)
Lyrics: J. Crichton
Music: J. Crichton, M. Sadler, P. Rochon, I. Crichton,
S. Negus

You know I know (Chapter 12)
Lyrics: SAGA
Music: SAGA

No regrets (Chapter 5)
Lyrics: J. Crichton
Music: J. Crichton, M. Sadler

Uncle Albert's eyes (Chapter 13)
Lyrics: SAGA
Music: SAGA

Tired world (Chapter 6)
Lyrics: J. Crichton
Music: J. Crichton, M. Sadler, P. Rochon, I. Crichton,
S. Negus

Streets of gold (Chapter 14)
Lyrics: SAGA
Music: SAGA

Too much to lose (Chapter 7)
Lyrics: J. Crichton
Music: J. Crichton, M. Sadler, J. Gilmour

We'll meet again (Chapter 15)
Lyrics: SAGA
Music: SAGA

No stranger (Chapter 8)
Lyrics: J. Crichton
Music: J. Crichton, M. Sadler

Worlds apart (Chapter 16)
Lyrics: SAGA
Music: SAGA

From The Chapters Live

The process of creating this album began in 1978, in Toronto, Canada. The Chapters were originally released over eight
studio albums, and were purposely mixed up to create an ongoing puzzle. It is most likely the only album that ever took
twenty-eight years to write and record. Two main ingredients inspired the story itself. The Cold War, and an article I read
about how Albert Einstein's brain had been preserved and was now residing at the home of Thomas S. Harvey, M.D., the
pathologist who performed the autopsy on Einstein in 1955. The reason that Harvey ended up with Einstein's brain was
unclear, but the idea that the mind that unlocked the mystery of the atom was being kept on a shelf in someone's house
was the spark that inspired the concept for the Chapters. For the past twenty-eight years Saga has enjoyed the pleasure
of hearing many variations of the story from the fans, who have meticulously put the puzzle back together. Some of their
concepts that I have heard are far off the mark, but incredibly powerful and imaginative story lines. They could be made
into novels themselves. So, without giving away the story completely, here are some clues:
As the Chapters begin, the Earth is being observed by extraterrestrials that are becoming concerned about our path
toward self-destruction. They realize that they have to find someone on Earth they can communicate with to help turn
the situation around. Someone very intelligent. They soon learn the person they were looking for had died ("Images"
Chapter 1). They also find out that his brain had been preserved, so they decided the only way to save us from ourselves
was to bring him back to life ("It's time" Chapter 3).
Having done so with Einstein's help, they proceed to do everything they can to prevent us from what, in their eyes,
seemed to be in the inevitable. They also created a backup plan just in case their efforts failed. ("World's apart" Chapter
16). I think that's probably enough said. I don't want to give the whole thing away because then all of your stories will
stop, and for Saga, that has been a big part of the process of creating the Chapters.
The band would like to thank all of you that have been involved in the Chapters over the years. KEEP THOSE STORIES
COMING.

P.S. The Chapters revolve around what we are doing to the planet, and ourselves, so there may be more Chapters on the
way.

Thanx everyone! It's been a lot fun so far...

JIM CRICHTON

Special thanks to:

SPV - Manfred Schuetz, Ulrike Rudolph, Jay Lansford, Korg & More, Music Meyer - Frank Woidich, Thomas Tuerling, Frank
Sawusch / Ernie Ball Music Man - Juergen Klier / Korg Canada - Jam Industries Canada - Michael Golden / Coach Service
- Clemens Behle / Edwin Ammerlaan / The Agency Group - Derek Kemp, Ralph James / Morrison Travel - Alan Stewart.
Hille Hillekamp, Christian Simpson, Miki Dee, Curt Cress.

Joy, Nathan, Kaitlyn, Alex, Chris Crichton, Dave Armstrong, Gwen Sadler and Jessica Luckey, Denise Leggatt, John Satai,
Derreck Lee, Marty, Cathy, Miles & Mark Eberhardt, Dave Chatfield, Carlos Camunas, Junior Ortz, Ruben Ruiz, Mike Stelzig,
Hohner, Volker Wagner, Jan Duwe, Alexandra Stachowski, and all at Behringer; Al Selinger, Glen Booth, Rob & Kate James.

Very Special Thanks to:
Geoff Kent and Mike Filsinger for making it happen, and thanks to Cale Gontier for making everything else happen.

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