Gentle Giant - In'terview (Japan Remastered, SHM-CD) (1976/2012)
BAND/ARTIST: Gentle Giant
- Title: In'terview
- Year Of Release: 1976/2012
- Label: EMI Music Japan
- Genre: Prog Rock
- Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 36:49
- Total Size: 799 Mb (full scans)
Tracklist:
01. Interview 06:54
02. Give It Back 05:11
03. Design 05:00
04. Another Show 03:29
05. Empty City 04:23
06. Timing 04:52
07. I Lost My Head 06:57
Line-up::
Derek Shulman / lead vocals, alto sax (5,6), percussion (3)
Gary Green / electric and acoustic (5,7) guitars, alto recorder (7), backing vocals
Kerry Minnear / piano, RMI electric piano & clavichord (2,7), Hammond, clavinet, MiniMoog, synth (1,5), marimba (2), percussion (3), lead (3,7) & backing vocals
Ray Shulman / bass, violin (7) & electric (5,6) violin, 12-string guitar (5), percussion (3), backing vocals
John Weathers / drums , percussion, co-lead (1) & backing vocals
Formed in 1970 in London, UK- Disbanded in 1980
GENTLE GIANT is known as the paradigmatic progressive rock band. With an uncomparable musicianship, they went as far as no one ever did into unexplored grounds in the progressive music, navigating over dissonant 20th-century classical chamber music, medieval vocal music, jazz and rock. The multi-instrumentation capabilities of the musicians gave such dynamic to their music, which set parameters to a whole coming generation up to these very days. They explored Moogs, Mellotrons and Fender Rhodes usage with such majesty! Not to mention other instruments like oboes, violins, cellos and horns among others.
The band was able to come across the 70's maintaining an outstanding level on their music, altering their style over the years and keeping the quality as only a few bands were able to do. Among their magnificent discography, all the albums from "Acquiring the Taste" through "Playing the Fool" are essential progressive rock releases (with the possible exception of "Interview"). This portion of the band's career would see a fittingly grand conclusion on the live "Playing the Fool" album. What more is there to say about these masters of progressive music?
GENTLE GIANT is known as the paradigmatic progressive rock band. With an uncomparable musicianship, they went as far as no one ever did into unexplored grounds in the progressive music, navigating over dissonant 20th-century classical chamber music, medieval vocal music, jazz and rock. The multi-instrumentation capabilities of the musicians gave such dynamic to their music, which set parameters to a whole coming generation up to these very days. They explored Moogs, Mellotrons and Fender Rhodes usage with such majesty! Not to mention other instruments like oboes, violins, cellos and horns among others.
The band was able to come across the 70's maintaining an outstanding level on their music, altering their style over the years and keeping the quality as only a few bands were able to do. Among their magnificent discography, all the albums from "Acquiring the Taste" through "Playing the Fool" are essential progressive rock releases (with the possible exception of "Interview"). This portion of the band's career would see a fittingly grand conclusion on the live "Playing the Fool" album. What more is there to say about these masters of progressive music?
Oldies | Rock | FLAC / APE
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