For "The Hall Of Floaters In The Sky" from 1975, the band transferred four songs from the Hungarian album "Nem tudom a neved" from the same year into English "The Hall Of Floaters In The Sky" (1975) presented itself with a similarly bizarre cover as "200 Years After The Last War" and therefore also belongs to the extraordinary releases of the group. After three productions at Dierks Studios, this time they had moved to England's Chipping Norton Studios and returned with a sonic hybrid of Focus, Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Sparks and Cockney Rebel. The sound was drier than before, the guitars crisper, the keyboards more defining. The orchestral arrangements gave the whole album a touch of space rock.