Greenslade - Time And Tide (1975) US Pressing - LP/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz
Greenslade - Time And Tide
Vinyl | LP Cover (1:1) | FLAC + cue | 24bit/96kHz | 900mb
Label: Mercury/SRM-1-1025 | Released: 1975 | Genre: Symphonic-Rock
A1 Animal Farm
A2 Newsworth
A3 Time
A4 Tide
A5 Catalan
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B1 The Flattery Stakes
B2 Waltz For A Fallen Idol
B3 The Ass's Ears
B4 Doldrums
B5 Gangsters
Artwork [Cover Painting] – Patrick Woodroffe
Drums, Percussion, Artwork By [Sleeve Concept] – Andrew McCulloch
Electric Bass, Backing Vocals, Electric Guitar – Martin Briley
Engineer [Assistant] – Lindsay Kidd
Keyboards – Dave Greenslade
Keyboards, Lead Vocals – Dave Lawson
Photography By – Michael Putland
Producer – Greenslade, Jeremy Ensor
Producer, Engineer – Gregg Jackman
Notes
Recorded at Morgan Studios, London, February 1975 except "Time" which was recorded at Sawmill Studios, Fowey Cornwall
Gatefold Cover.
Vinyl | LP Cover (1:1) | FLAC + cue | 24bit/96kHz | 900mb
Label: Mercury/SRM-1-1025 | Released: 1975 | Genre: Symphonic-Rock
A1 Animal Farm
A2 Newsworth
A3 Time
A4 Tide
A5 Catalan
-
B1 The Flattery Stakes
B2 Waltz For A Fallen Idol
B3 The Ass's Ears
B4 Doldrums
B5 Gangsters
Artwork [Cover Painting] – Patrick Woodroffe
Drums, Percussion, Artwork By [Sleeve Concept] – Andrew McCulloch
Electric Bass, Backing Vocals, Electric Guitar – Martin Briley
Engineer [Assistant] – Lindsay Kidd
Keyboards – Dave Greenslade
Keyboards, Lead Vocals – Dave Lawson
Photography By – Michael Putland
Producer – Greenslade, Jeremy Ensor
Producer, Engineer – Gregg Jackman
Notes
Recorded at Morgan Studios, London, February 1975 except "Time" which was recorded at Sawmill Studios, Fowey Cornwall
Gatefold Cover.
Greenslade - Time And Tide (1975) US Pressing - LP/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz
Greenslade - Time And Tide (1975) US Pressing - LP/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz
Greenslade - Time And Tide (1975) US Pressing - LP/FLAC In 24bit/96kHz
This Rip: 2014
This LP: NM-/From my personal collection
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This Greenslade's album is excellent, quite progressive and a bit keyboards oriented. The tracks are very varied. The 2 keyboardists use most of the imaginable vintage keyboards: rhythmic piano, clavinet, harpsichord, floating mellotron, rhythmic organ, Fender Rhodes and moog, among others.
Some songs slightly have the Who's style, especially "Animal farm" and "Newsworth", and the lead singer has a bit the Roger Daltrey's voice. On the more progressive tracks, the keyboards sound a bit like Rick Wakeman's work of the 70's. On "Time", the male choir and harpsichord combination reminds me the Rick Wakeman's "Myths & legends of King Arthur…" album. "Tide" has a classic progressive floating mellotron a la Rick Wakeman again. The nervous "Catalan" has again the Rick Wakeman's style with excellent melodic keyboards solos and floating mellotron. "The Flattery Stakes" has a rhythmic organ, a hard rock guitar solo and a keyboards solo; the intensely floating keyboards parts sound a bit like Taï Phong's "Field of Gold". "Waltz for a Fallen Idol" has a conventional mellow Fender Rhodes arrangement and floating keyboards in the background. The catchy "The ass's Ears" has fast drums, punchy bass, and rhythmic & solo organ parts; the very sustained guitar solo is very anthemic. "Doldrums" is a weird combination of lead vocals, Fender Rhodes and male choirs a la Rick Wakeman's "Myth & legends of King Arthur…", paradoxically reminding the Camel's "The snow goose" album. The last track is a demonstration of rhythmic clavinet and weird moog solos technique a la Rick Wakeman again!
Rating: 4.5 starsprogarchives.com
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