Genre: Psychedelic Prog Rock
Disk country: Spain
Disc release year: 2009
Publisher (label): Bela Records
Part Number: none
Country: Spain
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip Type: tracks+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless
Duration: 01:17:58

Tracklist:
Singles/ Covers:
01. Satisfaction 05:22
02. Border Song 04:01
03. What Is Wrong? 03:32
04. Lasidore - Mifamire 04:08
05. Don't Let It Bring You Down 05:02
06. Open Your Heart 12:40
Life Circle:
07. Beginning 04:30
08. Soft Landing 03:28
09. Dies Irae Part 1 02:49
10. Dies Irae Part 2 07:23
11. Take Off 03:29
12. Renaissance 06:04
13. Intro for Cosmic Body 08:30
14. Caos - Deconstruction 04:25
15. End of the Beginning 02:35

Personnel:
Antonio Garcia De Diego (Ciclos, Canarios) - Guitars, Vocals
Terry Barrios (Topo, Asfalto) - Drums
Pablo Weeber - Gutars, Vocal
Pino Scagliarini - Keyboards
Josecho Sesma - Bass

One of the most notable in the Spanish rock underground, which experienced a stage of formation in the late 60s - early 70s, was the Madrid group "Franklin", which fell couldn't rock). The founding fathers of the band, which performed their songs in English, were guitarists Pablo Weeber and Antonio García. In the mid-70s, the composition of the team changed. The musicians are known to have released two singles: "Satisfaction / Border Song" (1971) and "What 'Wrong? / Lasidore-Mifamire "(1973), recorded over a dozen more compositions" on the table ", disbanded in 1972, then gathered again (Franco in 1973 just passed his post to his successor, who was safely shot, and in 1975 he himself the former dictator went into another world), but after a while they again parted in different directions, finally disappearing from the field of view of their fans in 1976. Only in 2007, the employees of the small label "El Cocodrilo", specializing in the publication of Spanish pop music of the 60s, were able to extract archival master tapes from somewhere, including not only with the above singles, but also with previously unreleased tracks and even prepared in 1975, but never released concept album. As a result, 15 musicians' works were restored and published on a double compilation "Life Circle". Unfortunately, the collection was released in a limited edition; claim that only 500 copies were printed.