LP Czar Czar re Ethelion et 1004 - Still Sealed Bonustracks)
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LP Czar Czar re Ethelion et 1004 - Still Sealed Bonustracks)
The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.LP CZAR
CZAR
Country of release: EU, 2019
Original released: 1970
Label: Ethelion
Catalog number: ET 1004
Barcode: 4740137610043
Gatefold / Gatefold Sleeve: Yes / No
Condition Record: MINT
Condition cover: MINT
LP is still sealed / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo from my own LP / Photo taken from my own copy)
Tracks side 1:
1. Tread Softly On My Dreams (6:42)
2. Cecelia (8:20)
3. Follow Me (3:25)
4. Ritual Fire Dance (7:36) (LP Outtake 1970)
Tracks side 2:
1. Dawning Of A New Day (6:16)
2. Beyond The Moon (3:48)
3. Today (3:28)
4. A Day in September (8:06)
5. Why Do not We Be A Rock And Roll Band? (3:40) (Single B-side, 1970)
List at YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOp3YjpHBSU
Many bands have a moment in the sun, a period, album, popular song or even just a few passages notable to fans. Some of these innovations may even have been imitated by other, larger musicians in their rise to the top. LP is proclaimed to be 'collectible'. Flattering of the little people who are in charge of promoting them.All of these things are true of Czar, a perfectly innocent and capable heavy band released this one and only seven-cut record in 1970. That is not to say they would have otherwise flourished. The band what is very good, but great emergency. The fact is that with organ-grinder Bob Hodges liberal use of mellotron, Derrick Gough's t ough drumming, Mick Ware's soulful and slightly off guitar and the iron-heavy bass of Paul Kendrick, what you got what on excellent try at progressive rock during a free-minded but difficult time to be a professional musician. Consequently it is a perfect if ignorable slice of what what happening during that exciting period in English underground rock.
Things start promisingly with a neat 'tron phrase from Hodges for' Tread Softly On My Dreams' and a decent vocal arrangement from the band though. Things brighten for the Eastern flavored 'Cecilia' with more mellotron, organ and harpsichord.Slight tells of King's Crimson but really more of a Who-minded energy here, with a weakness for the scandal of a Hammond and ragged acid blues. 'Follow Me' maintains the energy, though just as they seem perched to explode with somethi NG great they pull back, flat vocals to what could tack on something formulaic and add have been quite nice, and the sleepy 'Dawning of a New Day' doesn't help. What must have been fairly modern-sounding 'Beyond the Moon' is interesting bit, the eerily John Lennon-like 'today' turns into one of the best cuts on the record and had hit potential, and they saved the best for last on ' A day in September' with faint nice-isms and a fun arrangement.
Quite interesting, and of historical merit. The 2007 reissue has eight bonus tracks of variable interest and a good booklet with photos. (Atavachron / progarchives.com)
Bob Hodges - Mellotron, Piano, Organ, Celesta, Harpsichord, Vocals
Del Gough - Drums (tracks 1,2 , 3, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Paul Kendrick - Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Mick Ware - Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Dave & Roger - Noises
Alan 'From Hampstead' - Drums (Track 4)
Tony Mac - Drums (track 9)
Shipping within Germany (insured with GLS - generally within 24 hours) 6,00
No matter how many LPs are purchased, shipping always 6,00 euros. No further shipping costs from the second LP !!
International shipping with tracking 8,50 euro
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Musikgruppe CZAR Format Album Plattengröße LP (12 Inch) Genre Rock EAN 4740137610043 Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min Subgenre Psychedelic Rock, Progressive Rock Erscheinungsjahr 1970 / 2019
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