The Concert as Well as Being an Interesting One with Regards the Line Up. Is also Interesting for the Arrangements of Some of the Key Soft Machine Pieces that Are Different Due to the Interaction Between the Five Individuals. Although Only a Brief Interlude in the Life of this Very Innovative Band, We Are Fortunate to have a Good Example of What in Retrospect was a Transitory Phase, but Nevertheless an Important Part of Soft Machine's Evolution. As with Other Recent Soft Machine Live Recordings for Voiceprint this Album Has Been Re Mastered for Release by Brian Hopper who Himself was Briefly a Member of Soft Machine and Along with Brother Hugh Hopper was a Founder of the Legendary Canterbury Band the Wilde Flowers from which Soft Machine Originally Sprang. This Double Album also Includes Extensive Sleeve Notes Written by Brian on the Recording of this Live Album from One of the Canterbury Scene's Major Artists.
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Breda Reactor [Original recording remastered]
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Breda Reactor
Soft Machine Manufacturer: Voiceprint UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0006ZINRG Release Date: 2005-02-28 |
Tracks:
- Eamonn Andrews
- Mousetrap
- Noisette
- Backwards
- Mousetrap (Reprise)
- Hibou Anemone & Bear
Tracks:
- Facelift
- Moon In June
- 12/8 Theme
- Drum Link
- Esther's Nose Job
- Pigling Bland
- Cymbalism
- Out-Bloody-Rageous (Excerpt)
- Esther's Nose Job (Reprise)
- We Did It Again
Product Description
Format: CD
Customer Reviews:
sounds very good to my ears..........2005-10-18
Highly recommended to all SM fans, not merely completists!
bad recording quality.......2005-07-26
I read that the voiceprint soft machine recordings are pretty crabby, so I always steered clear from them. However, I also read somewhere that this one is better than most, so I decided to give it a chance.
I couldn't really sit thru the whole thing...and just to let the reader understand where I am coming from - I do have realistic expectations from never before released live archives from 30-something years ago. For example "live in paris" , while mono and not top notch quality, is quite enjoyable in my opinion.
Had I known what I was getting, I would never have paid $23 for this CD. Noisette is much better and it is cheaper as well. To say even more, for some reason voiceprint cd's tend to generally be more expensive than those from cuneiform. I wonder why.
That said, I certainly recommend this disk to those who are desperate to hear a different variation of noisette.
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