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Alle studio-albums van het Canadese Saga.
Geweldige band natuurlijk en bestaan ook alweer zo"n 35 jaar.
Heel jammer dat op de laatste CD The human condition de zanger Michael Sadler niet meer meedoet.
Was toch wel het geluid van Saga,die man.
En dan is die nieuwe zanger toch wel om te huilen zeg.
Begrijp best wel dat Michael Sadler niet te vervangen is,maar dat je dan zo"n slechte zanger neemt waarvan ik het idee heeft dat ie steeds een aardappel in z"n mond heeft begrijp ik toch echt niet.
De volgende CD"s staan erop:


1978 - Saga
1979 - Images At Twilight
1980 - Silent Knight
1981 - Worlds Apart
1983 - Heads Or Tales
1985 - Behaviour
1987 - Wildest Dreams
1989 - The Beginners Guide To Throwing Shapes
1993 - The Security Of Illusion
1994 - Steel Umbrellas
1995 - Generation 13 (conceptalbum)
1997 - Pleasure & The Pain
1999 - Full Circle
2001 - House Of Cards
2003 - Marathon
2004 - Network
2006 - Trust
2007 - 10.000 Days
2009 - The Human Condition


Saga is a progressive rock quintet, formed in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. Bassist-keyboardist Jim Crichton and Welsh-born vocalist Michael Sadler have been the principal songwriters for Saga. Ian Crichton is the band"s guitarist; apart from his work with Saga, he has recorded several solo albums as well as sessions with Asia. The band"s keyboardist, Jim "Daryl" Gilmour replaced Greg Chadd in 1980 (Chadd replaced original member Peter Rochon--who left the band to become a full-time music equipment company executive--after the first album).

After the 2003 Marathon tour, Steve Negus announced his retirement as Saga"s original drummer. Christian Simpson, a Canadian-American, replaced Negus for 2004"s Network album, until sidelined by a neurological condition that affected his drumming. In late 2005, former Helix member Brian Doerner became Saga"s third drummer in as many years. Doerner suffered a heart attack in 2007 and was replaced by Chris Sutherland (of the Kim Mitchell Band) for the 10,000 Days Tour and Contact DVD. Lead singer Michael Sadler left Saga for family reasons at the end of the 2007 tour. Rob Moratti replaced Sadler in April 2008, after an Internet talent search, spanning Europe and both Americas, failed to yield a potential lead vocalist. Brian Doerner completed tracks for the band"s 2009 release but will, once again, be replaced by Chris Sutherland due to health reasons. Saga has sold more than 8 million albums worldwide.