Lp The Soft Machine (re) Tapestry Rec. Tpt 226 mint/mint
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Lp The Soft Machine (re) Tapestry Rec. Tpt 226 mint/mint
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Soft Machine
Country of release: Liechtenstein, 2007
Original released: 1968
Label: TAPESTRY
Catalog number: TPT 226
Barcode: -
Fold cover / gatefold sleeve: Yes / YES
Gimmick Cover With "Wheel"
Condition Record: mint (Unplayed)
Condition Cover: mint
Tracks Side 1:
1. Hope FOR Happiness (4:22)
2. joy of a toy (2:56)
3. Hope FOR Happiness (Reprise) (1:31)
4. Why Am I So Short? (2:33)
5. So Boot if At All (2:33)
6. A Certain Kind (4:06)
Tracks Side 2:
1. Save Yourself (2: 2)
2. Priscilla (1:05)
3. Lullabye Letter (4:26)
4. We Did It Again (3:40)
5. Plus Belle Qu'une Poubelle (1:05)
6. Why Are We Sleeping? (5:26)
7. Box 25/4 Lid (0:48)
Listen At YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdQ3Uc9Rc8g&list=PLALZtwXPtUFKkC5MCdaMJgvQl5mMADiBL
A truly original, iconic album. Far better than The FirstOne really setThe stageFORThe Canterbury scene that wasTo come (well, they bothCAME FROM The Wild Flowers, but thatband hadn't released any album). The Softs were true innovators. I picked this up at A teenager WithoutofTheMUSIC or knowing what it sounded like, justOnThe Baseof hearing that they played with Floyd at The UFO club. of course, it doesn't Sound anything like Floyd, but I really loved it, and then began searching out other Soft Machine albums. Every new album (and I picked them up almost in Perfect sequence) was so different FromThe previousOne . Although You CanToThe late 60s, andTheSound quality is less than stellar,TheMUSIC is so full ofLIFE ,Energy , and soul. Wyatt's vocals, even when out of tune, are so emotive, and very unique. Ditto FOR KEVIN AYERSTheSound . "Hope FOR Happiness", TheA classic summer-of-love anthem (so much so that Frank Zappa includesA referenceTo it inHIS own brilliant album 'We're Only In ItFOR The Money '). The song " A Certain Kind", originally A is an iconic political statement. "Why are we Sleeping" helped KEVIN AYERS forge AMUSIC career after he leftTheband , and he hasA numberof versionsof this Recorded (often under different names)OnHIS own solo albums. Each of TheThe other via impromptu improvisations, since theyRecorded this very quickly and so basically just played their set list inThe Studio. It flows seamlessly. The result is an album that is highly authentic and original, brimming with counter-culture Energy , and containing TheofA worldof greatMUSICTo come. A fantastic document up there with The other great albums ofThe era (like Sgt. Pepper's, Are You Experienced, etc). I give this 9.3 out of 10 OnTo 5 PAStars . (Walkscore / progarchives.com)
Michael Ratledge - organ
Robert Wyatt - drums, cello, bass, guitar, lead vocals
KEVIN AYERS - Lead guitar
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A truly original, iconic album. Far better than The FirstOne really setThe stageFORThe Canterbury scene that wasTo come (well, they bothCAME FROM The Wild Flowers, but thatband hadn't released any album). The Softs were true innovators. I picked this up at A teenager WithoutofTheMUSIC or knowing what it sounded like, justOnThe Baseof hearing that they played with Floyd at The UFO club. of course, it doesn't Sound anything like Floyd, but I really loved it, and then began searching out other Soft Machine albums. Every new album (and I picked them up almost in Perfect sequence) was so different FromThe previousOne . Although You CanToThe late 60s, andTheSound quality is less than stellar,TheMUSIC is so full ofLIFE ,Energy , and soul. Wyatt's vocals, even when out of tune, are so emotive, and Material Vinyl Sampler Nein Ausländisches Produkt Ja Hüllenart Papphülse Produktart LP Format Album Plattenzustand M (Mint) Sprache Englisch Sub-Genre Jazzrock, Progressive Rock Genre Rock Produkttyp Vinylschallplatte Angebotspaket Nein Anzahl der Einheiten 1 Erscheinungsjahr 1968 / 2007 Interpret SOFT MACHINE Katalognummer TAPESTRY Rec. TPT 226 Farbe Schwarz Plattengröße LP (12 Inch) Modifizierter Artikel Nein Musiktitel Soft Machine Stilrichtung Jazzrock, Progressive Rock Musiklabel TAPESTRY Rec. Epoche 1960er Innenhüllenzustand M (Mint) EAN Nicht zutreffend Anzahl der Audiokanäle Stereo Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min Herstellungsland und -region Liechtenstein
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