Complex - The Way We Feel (Reissue, Remastered) (1971/1999)
BAND/ARTIST: Complex
- Title: The Way We Feel
- Year Of Release: 1971/1999
- Label: Wooden Hill
- Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock, Beat
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 46:43
- Total Size: 122/297 Mb (scans)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Every Time I Hear That Song - 2:47
2. Am I - 4:10
3. We Don't Exist - 5:55
4. Lemon Pie Fair - 3:19
5. The Way I Feel - 3:22
6. Moving Moor (Steve Coe) - 4:48
7. Jeananette - 4:32
8. Hey Girl You've Got Style - 3:02
9. If You Are My Love (Steve Coe) - 6:42
Bonus Tracks:
10. Moving Moor (Steve Coe) - 4:49
11. The Way I Feel - 3:17
Line-up:
Steve Coe - Organ, Electric Piano
Brian Lee - Guitars, Backing Vocals
Lance Fogg - Bass, Backing Vocals
Tony Shakespeare - Lead Vocals, Drums
1. Every Time I Hear That Song - 2:47
2. Am I - 4:10
3. We Don't Exist - 5:55
4. Lemon Pie Fair - 3:19
5. The Way I Feel - 3:22
6. Moving Moor (Steve Coe) - 4:48
7. Jeananette - 4:32
8. Hey Girl You've Got Style - 3:02
9. If You Are My Love (Steve Coe) - 6:42
Bonus Tracks:
10. Moving Moor (Steve Coe) - 4:49
11. The Way I Feel - 3:17
Line-up:
Steve Coe - Organ, Electric Piano
Brian Lee - Guitars, Backing Vocals
Lance Fogg - Bass, Backing Vocals
Tony Shakespeare - Lead Vocals, Drums
Complex were an English band formed in 1968 consisting of lead guitarist Brian Lee, lead vocalist and drummer Tony Shakespeare, bass guitarist Lance Fogg and rhythm guitarist Tony Fisher.
After some initial personnel changes, in early 1970 the line-up consisted of Brian, Tony (Shakespeare) and Lance with the addition of Steve Coe on keyboards. They were based in Blackpool in North-West England. In November 1970 they cut their first (untitled) album, of which 99 copies were released in May 1971. Originally devised as a demonstration record (demo) for bringing the band to the attention of major record companies for the purpose of obtaining a recording contract, it went on to become quite famous among collectors of rare British psychedelia, fetching high prices. In the Summer of 1971 they recorded a second album, which was released in August 1971, once again as a "private press".
After some initial personnel changes, in early 1970 the line-up consisted of Brian, Tony (Shakespeare) and Lance with the addition of Steve Coe on keyboards. They were based in Blackpool in North-West England. In November 1970 they cut their first (untitled) album, of which 99 copies were released in May 1971. Originally devised as a demonstration record (demo) for bringing the band to the attention of major record companies for the purpose of obtaining a recording contract, it went on to become quite famous among collectors of rare British psychedelia, fetching high prices. In the Summer of 1971 they recorded a second album, which was released in August 1971, once again as a "private press".
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