Main »
2014 » July » 17 » Cressida ~ 1970 ~ Cressida
17:53 Cressida ~ 1970 ~ Cressida |
 genre: prog
country: uk
audio: lossless (ape, cue, log, cover)
time: 45'31" size: 258 mb
Tapestry of Delights:
Both Cressida albums can be used as an example of what is interesting and worthwhile about UK progressive rock. Although freely borrowing from almost any style imaginable, the band manages to create a unique atmospheric blend of seriousness and light-heartedness, more often than not with a melancholic touch not unlike Spring. The music on the first album is slightly more song-orientated and simply spills over from memorable and simultaneously sad and beautiful melodies. Singer Cullen possesses one of the few agreeable voices from the prog-rock scene, totally devoid of any style-bound mannerisms. The music is intelligently played throughout, most notably on the title track and the aching Down Down, although it's hard to choose any favourite tracks. The second album relies a bit more on instrumental passages and tends more to elaborate arrangements, without ever getting pompous. A superb track is Munich with great and subtle organ parts and good dual lead guitar as well. Wholeheartedly recommended. Originals are on the swirl label. Both albums have been reissued. ~ (Marcel Koopman).
01. To Play Your Little Game 3:19
02. Winter Is Coming Again 4:44
03. Time For Bed 2:21
04. Cressida 4:00
05. Home And Where I Long To Be 4:07
06. Depression 5:05
07. One Of A Group 3:38
08. Light In My Mind 2:48
09. The Only Earthman In Town 3:36
10. Spring '69 2:16
11. Down Down 4:17
12. Tomorrow Is A Whole New Day 5:19
Angus Cullen / vocals
John Heyworth / guitar, lead vocals on track 5
Peter Jennings / harpsichord, organ, piano
Kevin McCarthy / bass
Iain Clark / drums
|
| Sign up please for display Links |
|
Dear visitors, if you need the links are broken, please leave a request in the comments, I will try as much as possible to restore them for you
Views: 1121
| Rating: 5.0/1 |
