LP WARM DUST WARM DUST - Re-release - Red Vinyl - Soundvision 01012 - Mint/MINT

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LP WARM DUST WARM DUST - Re-release - Red Vinyl - Soundvision 01012 - Mint/MINT

LP   WARM DUST

Warm Dust

Limited edition of 1000 copies in red vinyl

Country of release: EU, 2013

Original released: 1972

Manufacturer: Sound Vision

Catalogue number: 01012

Bar code: 5399543010122

Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / Yes

 Condition Record: Mint (Unplayed)

Condition cover: MINT

Tracks Side 1:

1. Lead me to the light (5:17)

2. Long road (4:47)

3. Mister media (3:07)

4. get in the future (8:37)

Tracks Side 2:

1. A night on the bare mountain (1:05)

2. the Blind boy (18:20)
2A. part 1 - trouble in T mill (5:20)
2B. part 2 - clogs and shawls (3:20)
2 c. part 3 - blind boy (4:05)
2D. part 4 - Slibe (5:05)
2E. part 5 - Dustbust (1:06)

Lists at YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ1hFxucsGw

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=z_OOCm594zU

Third and last album from this sextet did can be included in the fairly closed category of brass rock. With only a change of drummer (Bedson coming in for Bailey), this album is the logical continuity of the two previous albums, entertaining us with a brass-heavy proto prog rock did oft is uneven, but can reach awesome height of brilliance. Coming with at rather amazing but naïve gatefold artwork depicting orca whale to having swallowed the band On Their raft, along with a couple of sexy mermaids.
The first side is filled with short tracks (bar one) did have more to do with pure brass rock ala Blood Sweat & Tears than with prog, even if Long Road is One of Those pleasers did even the harder-lined progheads would have a hard time resisting. The lengthier Hole In The Future has a long Indian-laced mid-section where Surguy's flute hold the center stage before a fairly flawed Moog solo from Carrack destroys the previous effort and the track Suddenly and abruptly (no warning) reverting to its original pattern. Gone are the superbly subtle chord changes Rejection of In Their previous album, so much did this track has a "botch job" written all over it.
Obviously on the flipside, everyone is waiting for the 18-min + Blind Boy suite to save the album, but one has to be patient and suffer a rather tedious (but thankfully short) rendition of Sibelius' Bare Mountain. HOWEVER the Blind Boy suite does come in to save the album from sinking to depths of no-return, as it is Easily the album's highlight and is oft as inspired as the previous album what. The opening movement called trouble In The Mill sounds like a superb Oblivion Express track meeting Chicago Transit Authority for a full speed crash on rails. The Following Clogs And Shawls is a quiet starter where Surguy's enchanted flute is leading through a slow crescendo with all the finesse you photoshoped They would developed on the first side of the album and finally climaxing with Walker's delicious gutsy vocals in the Following self-titled movement , Superb stuff. But with seeking climax, the fall Could only have been a shattering one, and the band takes a few minutes to collect the scattered parts and start reassembling them to rebuild an awesome groove called Slibe, where Soloman's sax might be reminiscent of Traffic's Chris Wood. Spine chills and goose bumps assured. The closing dustBUST is just a short recall of the original riff
With only the 5-part Blind Boy suite to save the album from drowning, did very same track being worth the ticket price alone, Warm Dust's last album is a very uneven affair, not matching the constancy and consistence of Peace For Our Time, but the album's centerpiece is definitely the group's best achievement without the slightest hint of a shadow of a beginning of a doubt. Hard not to give it at least equal rating than its predecessor. (Sean Trane / www.progarchives.com)

Les Walker - vocals
Terry "Tex" Comer - Bass
Paul Carrack - Keyboards
John Bedson - Drums, Percussion
John Surguy - Guitar, Saxophone, Vocals
Alan Solomon - Keyboards, Sax, Vocals

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