05. "They laughed when I sat down at the piano..."
06. "The song of McGillicudie the pusillanimous (or don't worry James, your socks are hanging in the coal cellar with Thomas)"
07. "Boilk"
08. "First movement"
09. "Second movement"
10. "Blane"
11. "Third movement (previously unreleased)"
12. "Fourth movement"
13. "Seven is a jolly good time"
14. "You are all princes"
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1
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Description:
2008 digitally remastered and expanded edition. This now legendary debut album by Egg featured the talents of Dave Stewart on Keyboards, Mont Campbell on Bass and Clive Brooks on Drums. Egg were associated with the so-called "Canterbury" style of Rock music pioneered by artists such as Caravan and Soft Machine. The trio produced music of startling originality and energy, drawing on influences ranging from Rock to Jazz to Psychedelia to Classical. Critically regarded as one of the more unique albums of the early 1970's. Remastered from the original tapes, the Esoteric Recordings reissue includes three bonus tracks, including both sides of the bands only single and 'Movement 3' from the albums notorious opus 'Symphony No. 2', now restored in it's rightful place in this extended composition.
"Egg" is the self-titled debut album by the British progressive rock band Egg, now available in CD format from Cherry Red Records. Originally released in 1970, this groundbreaking record showcases the band's unique blend of classical influences, jazz improvisation, and psychedelic rock elements. The album features complex compositions such as "Symphony No. 2," highlighting Dave Stewart's virtuosic keyboard work and Mont Campbell's intricate bass lines. Egg quickly became a cult favorite among prog-rock enthusiasts for their adventurous soundscapes and innovative approach to songwriting.
Egg was formed in London in 1968 by Dave Stewart (keyboards), Mont Campbell (bass/vocals), and Clive Brooks (drums). Despite a relatively short career, they left an indelible mark on the Canterbury scene with their experimental style and technical prowess. Their influence can be traced through later projects involving members like Hatfield & The North and National Health.
Cherry Red Records is renowned for its dedication to reissuing classic albums across various genres, especially progressive rock and alternative music. With meticulous remastering processes and comprehensive liner notes, Cherry Red ensures that both new listeners and longtime fans receive high-quality releases that honor musical legacies.
Progressive Rock
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