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    Main » 2010 » October » 30 » Automatic Fine Tuning ~ 1976 ~ A.F.T.
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    Automatic Fine Tuning ~ 1976 ~ A.F.T.
    Automatic Fine Tuning ~ 1976 ~ A.F.T.
    genre: heavy prog
    country: uk
    quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
    time: 38'19" size: 269 mb
    misc.: 2005
     
    Tapestry of Delights:
    A short-lived progressive outfit who recorded this album shortly before punk broke. Both sides of the album have two tracks with the majority of activity devoted to The Great Panjandrum Wheel Parts One And Two. Long guitar based solos are the norm and these become a little boring after a while but the album is worth a spin for progressive music fans. ~ (Bill Stowe)
     
    01. "The Great Panjandrum Wheel (Part One)" 14:27
    02. "Gladioli" 4:34
    03. "The Great Panjandrum Wheel (Part Two)" 15:42
    04. "Queen Of The Night" 3:37
     
    Paul A. MacDonnell ~ lead guitar
    Robert Cross ~ lead guitar
    Trevor Darks ~ bass
    Dave Ball ~ drums, vocals
     
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    1 Dwiriskasarii   (03.06.2012 14:24) [Материал]
    That big 8-man version of YES that had Howe and Rabin totehger wasn't bad. I actually prefer Tony Kaye over Rick Wakeman. Kaye, like Richard Wright, played for the song, and not the solo.Wakeman makes it sound like a circus is in town.

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