Kayak - Kayak II (Reissue, Remastered) (1974/1995)
BAND/ARTIST: Kayak
- Title: Kayak II
- Year Of Release: 1974/1995
- Label: Pseudonym
- Genre: Prog Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / APE (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 39:37
- Total Size: 102/235 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Alibi (3:39)
2. Wintertime (2:51)
3. Mountain Too Rough (3:57)
4. They Get To Know Me (9:18)
5. Serenades (3:33)
6. Woe And Alas (3:01)
7. Mireille (2:13)
8. Trust In The Machine (6:06)
9. His Master's Noise (1:45)
Bonus Track:
10. We Are Not Amused (3:01)
Line-up::
Ton Scherpenzeel - keyboards, vocal, accordion
Pim Koopman - percussion, vocals
Johan Slager - electric and acoustic guitars, vocals
Max Werner - mellotrons, percussion, vocals
Cees van Leeuwen - bass guitar, harmonica
Founded in 1972 in Hilversum, Netherlands - Disbanded in 1982 - Reformed in 1999 (still active as of 2017)
KAYAK is a Dutch band, originating from the early seventies. The band began as a symphonic progressive rock act with an emphasis in songwriting, but from 1977 on KAYAK changed direction moving into crossover territories. KAYAK revived in the 21st century, recording new albums and touring again.
The original line-up of KAYAK was quite strange. Most members were trained musicians at the conservatoriums of Holland. Max WERNER was a professional drummer that had to sing and Pim KOOPMAN was a professional piano-player that had to play the drums (which actually was his true love). Luckily Ton SCHERPZEEL was able to play on the keyboards, which was his profession. Later on, from 1977, Pim KOOPMAN left the band and Max WERNER became the drummer. A long-time fan, Edward REEKERS became the new vocalist...
KAYAK is a Dutch band, originating from the early seventies. The band began as a symphonic progressive rock act with an emphasis in songwriting, but from 1977 on KAYAK changed direction moving into crossover territories. KAYAK revived in the 21st century, recording new albums and touring again.
The original line-up of KAYAK was quite strange. Most members were trained musicians at the conservatoriums of Holland. Max WERNER was a professional drummer that had to sing and Pim KOOPMAN was a professional piano-player that had to play the drums (which actually was his true love). Luckily Ton SCHERPZEEL was able to play on the keyboards, which was his profession. Later on, from 1977, Pim KOOPMAN left the band and Max WERNER became the drummer. A long-time fan, Edward REEKERS became the new vocalist...
Oldies | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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