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26.5.25

KHAN — Space Shanty (1972) RM | SHM-CD | Three Version | APE + WV + FLAC (image+.tracks+.cue), lossless

Almost stereotypically overreaching early-'70s progressive rock, with quasi-operatic vocals, spinning guitar solos, and lengthy suite-like tracks on the order of "Stargazers" and "Hollow Stone (incl. Escape of
the Space Pilots)." The highlight is Dave Stewart's effervescent organ work during the gentle and meditative passages. Richie Unterberger

Tracklist :
1 Space Shanty



2 Stranded

3 Mixed Up Man Of The Mountains
4 Driving To Amsterdam
5 Stargazers
6 Hollow Stone
7 Break The Chains
8 Mixed Up Man Of The Mountains (First Version)
Credits :
Bass, Vocals – Nick Greenwood
Drums – Eric Peachey
Guitar, Vocals – Steve Hillage
Organ, Piano, Marimba, Celesta [Skyceleste] – Dave Stewart

ARZACHEL — Arzachel (1969) Two Version | FLAC (image+.tracks+.cue), lossless

Take off your shoes, socks, turn off the lights, shut all windows and blinds and turn up your amplifier to 11... here comes some pure progressive psychedelia. ARZACHEL were in and out of the world of music for only a short period and have left behind this one and only little treasure of wonderful wierdness. ARZACHEL was really the young genius of Steve HILLAGE (guitars) and Dave STEWART (keyboards) and although never really intended for wide distribution has become one of the most collectible and trasured gems of this era. ARZACHEL contains classic HILLAGE acid guitar windouts and Dave STEWART's psychedelic keyboard drones and solos. ARZACHEL contains 2 longer length tracks (11 & 17 Mins) and 4 shorter numbers. The sound repro is as you might expect not in full digital, but does not detract from your listening enjoyment. The fine folks at Drop Out Records have included a nice little history and package about this band as well... Progarchives
Tracklist :
1    Garden Of Earthly Delights    2:44
Songwriter, Arranged By – Clive Brooks, Dave Stewart, Mont Campbell, Steve Hillage

2    Azathoth    4:22
Songwriter, Arranged By – Clive Brooks, Dave Stewart, Mont Campbell, Steve Hillage
3    Queen St. Gang    4:26
Written-By – Keith Mansfield
4    Leg    5:41
Songwriter, Arranged By – Clive Brooks, Dave Stewart, Mont Campbell, Steve Hillage
5    Clean Innocent Fun    10:28
Songwriter, Arranged By – Clive Brooks, Dave Stewart, Mont Campbell, Steve Hillage
6    Metempsychosis    16:51
Songwriter, Arranged By – Clive Brooks, Dave Stewart, Mont Campbell, Steve Hillage
Credits :
Bass Guitar, Vocals – Njerogi Gategaka (Mont Campbell)
Drums – Basil Dowling (Clive Brooks)
Lead Guitar, Vocals – Simeon Sasparella (Steve Hillage)
Organ – Sam Lee-Uff (Dave Stewart)

27.5.20

BRUFORD - One of a Kind (1979) FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Bill Bruford ended his brief affair with U.K. and condensed his original outfit to a quartet, releasing a second album of sinewy, celebratory jazz/rock fusion, One of a Kind. Good-humored twists and turns abound in the music, punctuated by Bruford's steadying if slightly subversive rhythms, Allan Holdsworth's flashes of fire, Jeff Berlin's insistent bass, and Dave Stewart's remarkably colorful keyboards. At the heart of many of these songs is an uplifting melody, a trait shared with fusion artists like Weather Report and Jean-Luc Ponty, though Bruford's outfit favors a faster pace than the former and pursues more musical avenues in a single song than the latter. When he takes to tuned percussion, Bruford can even sound like Frank Zappa (both bands have a funky side to them). Standout cuts this time include "Hell's Bells," "Fainting in Coils" (which, in an indirect link to his previous employers, would have felt at home on Robert Fripp's Exposure), "Five G," and "The Sahara of Snow." The remaining tracks are a little less muscular, and the band's strength would seem to lie in fusion propelled by the complex rhythmic patterns of Bruford and Berlin (i.e., when the band leans closer to the rock side of the fusion family). Those who enjoy their fusion with a healthy dose of rock will find One of a Kind a fair match for anything from Return to Forever or Brand X. Note that many of these songs also appear in live versions on the beat-the-boots release The Bruford Tapes. by Dave Connolly  
Tracklist:
1 Hell's Bells 3:33
Written-By – Gowen, Stewart
2 One Of A Kind - Part One 2:20
Written-By – Bruford
3 One Of A Kind - Part Two 4:04
Written-By – Bruford, Stewart
4 Travels With Myself - And Someone Else 6:13
Written-By – Bruford
5 Fainting In Coils 6:33
Narrator – Sam Alder
Voice [Alice] – Anthea Norman Taylor
Voice [The Mock Turtle] – Bill Bruford
Words By – Lewis Carroll
Written-By – Bruford
6 Five G 4:46
Written-By – Bruford, Stewart, Berlin
7 The Abingdon Chasp 4:54
Written-By – Holdsworth
8 Forever Until Sunday 5:51
Written-By – Bruford
9 The Sahara Of Snow - Part One 5:18
Written-By – Bruford
10 The Sahara Of Snow - Part Two 3:24
Written-By – Bruford, Jobson
Credits:
Bass [The Bass], Vocals [The Vocals] – Jeff Berlin
Drums [The Drums] – Bill Bruford
Guitar [The Guitar] – Allan Holdsworth
Keyboards [The Keyboards] – Dave Stewart
Producer – Bill Bruford

DIAHANN CARROLL — Fun Life (1961-2002) FLAC (tracks), lossless

Still only in her mid-twenties, Diahann Carroll had a varied career leading up to her sole Atlantic Records album, including nightclub app...