MOVE, The - Message From The Country - Vinyl (LP)
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The MOVE

Message From The Country (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile white vinyl LP)

Music On Vinyl

Cat: MOVLP 3604C. Rel: 15 Apr 24
Psychedelic/Garage Rock


Side 1 - Track 1. Message From The Country Side 1 - Track 2. Ella James Side 1 - Track 3. No Time Side 1 - Track 4. Don't Mess Me Up Side 1 - Track 5. Until Your Moma's Gone Side 2 - Track 1. It Wasn't My Idea To Dance Side 2 - Track 2. The Minister Side 2 - Track 3. Ben Crawley Steel Company Side 2 - Track 4. The Words Of Aaron Side 2 - Track 5. My Marge

Message From The Country marks a pivotal moment for The Move in 1971, signaling changes on the horizon. The album showcases the band pushing their sound to its limits, incorporating intricate harmonies, lush arrangements, and Beatles-esque influences. Led by Jeff Lynne's songwriting and arranging, the record exhibits a charmingly ornate yet accessible blend of rock and pop-psych elements. Despite facing challenges as a reduced trio and shifting away from live performances, the Move delivered their most complex and cohesive album. From the post-psychedelic title track to the driving energy of 'Ella James' and the airy pop-psychedelia of 'No Time,' each song contributes to a unified and powerful listening experience. Message From The Country holds its own against the White Album with its blend of musical innovation and accessibility. While it may have been overshadowed by the emergence of Electric Light Orchestra, the album remains essential for fans of the Move, ELO, and Roy Wood alike.


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