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Spectrum Forever Alien

1972 | Item No: 498098
Vinyl 2LP | 1997 / US – Reissue | New
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Item Description
With theremin, vocoder, & an array of modular analog synthesizers Peter Kember (Spacemen 3), along with Alf Hardy & Pete Bassman, fused cosmische abstraction & the pulsation of minimalist composition to more traditional psych elements epitomized by early Pink Floyd, forming Spectrum. Landing between the unfettered experiments of E.A.R. & Spacemen 3's songcraft, Kember crafts unnerving atmosphere on the album & an enduring catalog high point on the consummate opener, "Feels Like I'm Slipping Away." This LP leaves no doubts about the reasons for Kemper's sought-after production today (he played a vital role for Animal Collective & sculpted PANDA BEAR's most recent albums) - nor the essential status of his post-Spacemen 3 output.
Item Details
Item No: 498098
Artist: Spectrum
Title: Forever Alien
Label: 1972
Catalog No: if28lp
Format: Vinyl 2LP, Vinyl, LP
Pressing: US – Reissue
Release Date: 1997
Genre: Electronic & Dance
Style: Downbeat | Electronica | Leftfield
Available since: 2016-12-27
Condition: New
Price: 32,99 €
Weight: 500g (plus 250g Packaging)
Tracklist
A1 Feels Like I'm Slipping Away
A2 The Stars Are So Far (How Does It Feel?)
A3 Close Your Eyes And You'll See
B1 Delia Derbyshire
B2 Owsley
B3 Forever Alien
B4 Matrix
C1 Like....
C2 The New Atlantis
C3 The End
C4 Sounds For A Thunderstorm (For Peter Zinovieff)
D1 Liquid Intentions
D2 Sine Study
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