The LP "Fly away" was released in two different covers: initially (and that's the version of this CD) with the legendary bull-headed creature from ancient Crete and, subsequently, with a rather plain airplane. The overall circulation was 1000 copies. The six musicians from Oberhausen played symphonic rock in the style of early Genesis or Yes, which, at a time when punk rock hit the scene, was a bit outdated and bound to die. In 1992, Lost Pipedreams released a CD, unfortunately taken from the record. The final Garden of Delights release used the newly found master tapes and a so far unreleased track recorded in the rehearsal room. It is, by the way, purely co-incidental that this band shares the same name with the folk band Minotaurus, who released an LP entitled "Rain over Thessalia" in 1970 (Thorofon ATH 112). As usual, the CD booklet has 32 pages.
