Colin Bass - An Outcast Of The Islands (2003)
BAND/ARTIST: Colin Bass
- Title: An Outcast Of The Islands
- Year Of Release: 2003
- Label: Kartini
- Genre: Prog Rock, Symphonic Prog, Art Rock
- Quality: APE (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 01:17:17
- Total Size: 512 Mb (artwork)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Macassar (6:16)
2. As Far As I Can See (6:17)
3. First Quartet (1:44)
4. Goodbye To Albion (7:11)
5. The Straits Of Malacca (4:41)
6. Aissa (2:43)
7. Denpasar Moon (4:20)
8. Second Quartet (0:31)
9. No Way Back (6:16)
10. Holding Out My Hand (6:22)
11. The Outcast (3:27)
12. Burning Bridges (4:52)
13. Reap What You See (6:19)
14. Trying To Get You (2:12)
Bonus Tracks:
15. Poznan Pie (3:29)
16. Burning Bridges (live) (3:55)
17. As Far As I Can See (live) (6:57)
1. Macassar (6:16)
2. As Far As I Can See (6:17)
3. First Quartet (1:44)
4. Goodbye To Albion (7:11)
5. The Straits Of Malacca (4:41)
6. Aissa (2:43)
7. Denpasar Moon (4:20)
8. Second Quartet (0:31)
9. No Way Back (6:16)
10. Holding Out My Hand (6:22)
11. The Outcast (3:27)
12. Burning Bridges (4:52)
13. Reap What You See (6:19)
14. Trying To Get You (2:12)
Bonus Tracks:
15. Poznan Pie (3:29)
16. Burning Bridges (live) (3:55)
17. As Far As I Can See (live) (6:57)
"An Outcast of the Islands" is the debut solo studio album by British rock multi-instrumentalist, singer, and bassist Colin Bass, best known as a longtime member of the prog rock band Camel. Originally released in 1998–1999, in 2003, the Polish label Oskar Productions, in collaboration with Kartini Records, released a landmark remastered edition, featuring additional bonus tracks and live recordings.
The album's title ("An Outcast of the Islands") refers to Joseph Conrad's novel of the same name, and the record itself is inspired by Bass's travels through Southeast Asia and his departure from England. The majority of the material was recorded in Poznań, Poland, with local musicians, while guitar parts were recorded in California. Thanks to the contributions of his Camel bandmates, music critics have dubbed the album "Camel's lost record."
The album's title ("An Outcast of the Islands") refers to Joseph Conrad's novel of the same name, and the record itself is inspired by Bass's travels through Southeast Asia and his departure from England. The majority of the material was recorded in Poznań, Poland, with local musicians, while guitar parts were recorded in California. Thanks to the contributions of his Camel bandmates, music critics have dubbed the album "Camel's lost record."
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