Lp MESSAGE Synapse (re) Long Hair Music LHC193 - STILL SEALED
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Feb 16, 2022 Sold Date
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lp MESSAGE

Synapse

 

Country of release: Germany, 2018

Originally released: 1976

Label: Long Hair Music

Catalog number: LHC193

Barcode: 4035177001938

Fold Cover / Gatefold Sleeve: No / No

Incl. 4 PAGES insert

 

 Condition record: mint

Condition Cover: mint

  lp is still sealed / lp IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo from my own lp / Photo taken From my own copy)

 

 

 

Track Side 1:

1. Fred The Head (6:00)

2. Chessmen (4:06)

3. Destruction (5:20)

4. To Live Again (4:34)


 

Track Side 2:

1. Volcanoes Under The Sun (4:54)

2. Triangles (5:37)

3. The Sailor And The Flyer (7:51)

4. The Pharaoh's Leg (3:17)

 

Listen At YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM8QlW-v2Yo

 

Fourth album by British/German MESSAGE , it took me quite some TimeTo get thisOne . It's A bit surprising since I think this was STILLOne what shouldTo be last album worth seeking out, didn't think it wasGonna be so rare with reviews.
Just seeing The nice cover ArtMUSIC would reflect that surreal image. The opener "Fred The Head" opens with very spacey or ethereal SoundsOn guitar (remindingofThe introof "OtherYou And I" byYES ) but soon saxes kick in To give itA more original atmosphere. This theme of sorts is so good it actually repeats itself in another song later OnToLive again". The album is basically further exploration of jazzy influences OnThe previous album, butSTILL retaining some commercial sideToThe whole thing. I'm Not An expert Onof it, likeThe song "Triangle" might be closeTo fusion, and especiallyThe 7 minsLong "The Sailor And The Flyer". of other tracks, " To LiveA good vocal oriented song withThe similar sax themeFrom "FredThe Head", and I think "Chessmen" and "Destruction" is loudest they get but nothing like hard rockof previous albums. Personally, The tracks I could do WithoutThe Sun " as well asThe closing instrumental number "Pharaoh's Leg" which isA very dull and repetitive guitar and sax interplay stretchedTo 3 mins. Pretty dark as well and not as upbeat as The rest ofThe album.

This is The album that distanced them TheFrom their beginnings asA NECTAR soundingband , and it would have been greatif they continuedTo Explore this new direction, because I think asA transitional album it would lead To great things. Personally I don't think it's The best album they did , but excellent record nonetheless. (historian9/progarchives.com)

Tom McGuigan - lead vocals, soprano saxes, alto saxes
Allan Murdoch - Guitar
Horst Stachelhaus - bass
Manfred von Bohr - drums, percussion
&
ANONYMOUS Hamburg Big Brass band - Brass (Track 3, 5)
Tony Greaves - Tenor Saxophones, Flute (Track 7)

 

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Just seeing The nice cover ArtMUSIC would reflect that surreal image. The opener "Fred The Head" opens with very spacey or ethereal SoundsOn guitar (remindingofThe introof "OtherYou And I" byYES ) but soon saxes kick in To give itA more original atmosphere. This theme of sorts is so good it actually repeats itself in another song later OnToLive again". The album is basically further exploration of jazzy influences OnThe previous album, butSTILL retaining some commercial sideToThe whole thing. I'm Not An expert Onof it, likeThe song "Triangle" might be closeTo fusion, and especiallyThe 7 minsLong "The Sailor And The Flyer". of other tracks, " To LiveA good vocal oriented song withThe similar sax themeFrom "FredThe Head", and I think "Chessmen" and "Destruction" is loudest they get but n


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