Abacus - Just A Day's Journey Away! 1972 (Germany, Krautrock, Progressive Pop-Rock)br br  The band's second outing was rather more mainstream than the first, yet still offers much to like. The propulsive "Seasong" is the obvious attraction here for prog fans, but it's not the only game in town. "Continued On Page 2, Column 6" is one of those herky-jerky-quirky numbers that seem to crop up on all of Abacus' records, and moreover makes them so enjoyable. "White House May Come, White House May Go" is another one of those enchanting, sitar-laden numbers, with a chord progression and vocal harmonies that, oddly, remind me a lot of Chicago's "Wishing You Were Here"!br Most of the rest of the album is decent, but won't really rock your world. I daresay few proggers will appreciate the blues-folk numbers like "Ballad of Lucky Luke"!br br Tracks:br 01. Seasong (Hans-Rolf Schade, Christoph Barutzky, Chris Williams) - 0:00br 02. München 23 (Chris Williams) - 7:05br 03. Hamm Spring '71 (Hans-Rolf Schade, Chris Williams) - 12:06br 04. Ballad Of Lucky Luke (Hans-Rolf Schade, Chris Williams) - 16:01br 05. Continued On Page 2 . Col. 6 (Hans-Rolf Schade, Christoph Barutzky, Chris Williams) - 18:57br 06. White House May Come, White House May Go (Chris Williams) - 24:03br 07.