The Soft Machine - CD
Limited Edition
Polydor
21. Mai 2021
Japan
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Neu
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Vorrätig
Versand 30. 12.
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| Titel | The Soft Machine LTD |
| Künstler | Soft Machine |
| Mehr Information | Limited Edition |
| Format | CD |
| Verlag | Polydor |
| Land der Veröffentlichung | Japan |
| Erscheinungsdatum | 21. Mai 2021 |
| Erstmals veröffentlicht | 1968 |
| Gewicht | 85 g |
| EAN | 4988031420331 |
| Produkt-ID | 674485 |
| Discogs ID | 18492484 |
| Discogs-Bewertungen |
4.5
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Soft Machine: The Soft Machine LTD Die Version auf CD in limitierte remastered Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in Japan im Verlag Polydor am 21. Mai 2021.
"Soft Machine: The Soft Machine" is the debut album by the English rock band Soft Machine, released in 1968. As one of the pioneering groups of the progressive and psychedelic rock scene, Soft Machine crafted a distinctive sound that melded rock, jazz, and avant-garde elements. The album features a collection of tracks that showcase the band's experimental approach to music-making. Notable tracks include "Save Yourself," a song that combines soft vocals with an emerging psychedelic sound; "Hope For Happiness," which is known for its energetic and improvisational style; and "Joy Of A Toy," which displays the band's playful and inventive musical character. Other tracks like "Why Am I So Short?" and "So Boot If At All" further demonstrate the band's unique blend of humor and musicianship. The album also contains "A Certain Kind," which stands out for its melodic sensibility, and "Lullabye Letter," which offers a softer, more reflective moment. The energetic repetition in "We Did It Again" exemplifies the band's ability to create hypnotic grooves, while "Plus Belle Qu'une Poubelle" and "Why Are We Sleeping?" continue to explore the boundaries of rock music with their innovative structures. The closing track, "Box 25/4 Lid," serves as an instrumental coda to this groundbreaking work. Overall, "Soft Machine: The Soft Machine" is a seminal album that helped define the progressive rock genre and remains influential to this
Album Genres übergreifend Rock, Jazz, Progressive rock, Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic rock und Experimental. Limited Edition.
"Soft Machine: The Soft Machine" is the debut album by the English rock band Soft Machine, released in 1968. As one of the pioneering groups of the progressive and psychedelic rock scene, Soft Machine crafted a distinctive sound that melded rock, jazz, and avant-garde elements. The album features a collection of tracks that showcase the band's experimental approach to music-making. Notable tracks include "Save Yourself," a song that combines soft vocals with an emerging psychedelic sound; "Hope For Happiness," which is known for its energetic and improvisational style; and "Joy Of A Toy," which displays the band's playful and inventive musical character. Other tracks like "Why Am I So Short?" and "So Boot If At All" further demonstrate the band's unique blend of humor and musicianship. The album also contains "A Certain Kind," which stands out for its melodic sensibility, and "Lullabye Letter," which offers a softer, more reflective moment. The energetic repetition in "We Did It Again" exemplifies the band's ability to create hypnotic grooves, while "Plus Belle Qu'une Poubelle" and "Why Are We Sleeping?" continue to explore the boundaries of rock music with their innovative structures. The closing track, "Box 25/4 Lid," serves as an instrumental coda to this groundbreaking work. Overall, "Soft Machine: The Soft Machine" is a seminal album that helped define the progressive rock genre and remains influential to this
Album Genres übergreifend Rock, Jazz, Progressive rock, Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic rock und Experimental. Limited Edition.
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