Soft Machine TRIPLE ECHO 3LP Kevin Ayers Robert Wyatt HARVEST UK `77
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Soft Machine
Daevid Allen – Kevin Ayers – Mike Ratledge –Robert Wyatt – Hugh Hopper – Elton Dean and more…
Triple Echo – 3LP in box w/large 8 page booklet
Rarities demos live – see notes below*
LABEL: Harvest, UK, 1977
SELECTION #: SHTW 800
CONDITION: Discs: VG++ to MINT-
Laminated Cover: VG+ Flimsy cardboard box has three cello tape remnants ad opening edges. Lamination bubble along top. Some light to moderate bends.
TRACK LISTING:
A1 Love Makes Sweet Music
A2 Feelin' Reelin' Squeelin'
A3 Memories
A4 She's Gone
A5 Why Am I So Short? / So Boot If At All / A Certain Kind
B1 We Did It Again / Plus Belle Qu'une Poubelle / Why Are We Sleeping?
B2 A Concise British Alphabet (Part 2) / Hullo Der / Dada Was Here / Thank You Pierrot Lunaire / Have You Ever Been Grean? / Pataphysical Introduction (Part 2)
B3 As Long As He Lies Perfectly Still
B4 Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening
C1 The Moon In June
C2 Esther's Nose Job
D1 Mousetrap / Noisette / Backwards / Mousetrap Reprise
D2 Slightly All The Time / Out Bloody Rageous / Eamonn Andrews
E1 Teeth
E2 Kings And Queens
E3 All White
E4 Bone
F1 Stanley Stamps Gibbon Album
F2 Carol Ann
F3 Hazard Profile (Part 1)
F4 The Tale Of Taliesin
Released in a box with closing flaps on two sides.
Every disc is housed in a separate printed inner sleeve.
* Compilation of the first 10 years of the group.
Track A1 recorded January 1967 at Advision; released as a single 17/2/67.
Track A2 recorded January 1967 at CBS; released as 'B' side of 'Love Makes Sweet Music' 17/2/67.
Track A3 recorded April 1967 at De Lane Lea; one of numerous demos recorded at this time. Subsequently turned up five years later on 'Rock Generation Vol.8' (French LP).
Track A4 recorded June 1967 at Sound Techniques. Intended as a single but never released. Demo version, appears on same LP as 'Memories'.
Tracks A5 & B1 recorded April 1968 at The Record Plant, New York; released December 1968 on LP 'The Soft Machine' (Probe CPLP 4500).
Tracks B2, B3 & B4 recorded February 1969 at Olympic; released April 1969 on LP 'Volume Two' (Probe SPB 1002).
Track C1 recorded June 10th 1969 at BBC Maida Vale Studio 4; transmitted 21/6/69 on programme 'Top Gear'. An entirely different version to the one which appeared a year later on the LP 'Third'. Much of the lyric was written especially for this recording.
Track C2 recorded November 10th 1969 at BBC Playhouse Theatre; transmitted 29/11/69 on programme 'Top Gear'. This and the four tracks in D1 are the only recordings made by the ambitious but short-lived seven-piece line-up.
Track D1 recorded November 10th 1969 at BBC Playhouse Theatre; tranmitted 29/11/69 on programme 'Top Gear'. Different versions of 'Noisette' and 'Backwards' - which concludes 'Slightly All The Time' - can be found on the LP 'Third', 'Mousetrap' has never appeared before on record.
Track D2 recorded May 4th 1970 at BBC Maida Vale Studio 4; transmitted 16/5/70 on programme 'Top Gear'. Highly extended versions of 'Slightly All The Time' and 'Out Bloody Rageous' can be found on the LP 'Third'. 'Eamonn Andrews' can't be found anywhere else. Release date of 'Third' (CBS 66246): 6/6/70.
Tracks E1 & E2 recorded November 1970 at Olympic; released 28/2/71 on LP 'Fourth' (CBS 64280).
Track E3 recorded November 1971 & track E4 recorded February 1972 at Advision; released 23/6/72 on LP 'Fifth' (CBS 64806).
Track F1 recorded November 1972 at CBS; released 2/2/73 on LP 'Six' (CBS 68214)..
Track F2 recorded July 1973 at CBS; released 5/10/73 on LP 'Seven' (CBS 65799).
Track F3 recorded July 1974 at CBS; released 4/4/75 on LP 'Bundles' (Harvest SHSP 4044).
Track F4 recorded March 1976 at Abbey Road; released 25/6/76 on LP 'Softs' (Harvest SHSP 4056).
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