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18:28 Titus Groan ~ 1970 ~ Titus Groan |
genre: prog
state: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, covers)
time: 48:56 size: 337 mb
Tapestry of Delights:
Although named after the main character of Mervyn Peake's gothic fantasy novel, Titus Groan played music definitely lacking in originality. Since all the tracks are over five minutes long, there is room for elaborate instrumental developments, which almost get exciting, but fall short from their goal. Their early progressive style is laced with large parts for wind, which at times makes for interesting listening, but ultimately the meagre compository skills make the wine too watery. By far the best cut is Hall Of Bright Carvings (title taken from Peake's novel as well), which is versatile and passionate, although at 11'50" inevitably too long. A few spins may be rewarding enough, more of this will probably bore you. Jim Toomey had earlier been in Jon, wrote What Did We Miss for Still Life with Stuart Cowell and was later in The Tourists. He also did some session for for Uriah Heep's Ken Hensley at the end of the '70s. ~ (Marcel Koopman / Gianpaolo Banelli / Kevin J. Julie)
01. It Wasn't For You 5:33
02. Hall Of Bright Carvings 11:39
03. I Can't Change 5:41
04. It's All Up With Us 6:09
05. Fuschia 6:06
bonus:
06. Open The Door Homer 3:29
07. Woman Of The World 4:27
08. Liverpool 5:53
Stuart Cowell / keyboards, guitar, vocals
John Lee / bass
Tony Priestland / saxophone, flute, oboe
Jim Toomey / drums
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