Mike Stuart Span -TimespanRemastered[MP3!]

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资源信息： 专辑中文名: Timespan 歌手: Mike Stuart Span 资源格式: MP3 版本: Remastered 发行时间: 1968年 地区: 英国 语言: 英语 概述:

专辑介绍： The Mike Stuart Span,一支有着奇怪的名字和奇怪的历史的英国迷幻乐队,1964年组建,1969年解散,乐队的风格建立于British Invasion的流行节奏以及早期迷幻音乐的中间,可以看出乐队很想往早期的Pink Floyd和Tomorrow这样的方向发展,可惜他们的作品在那个年代没有被太多的人听到,专辑只在一个小独立厂牌发行了500张 A band with a confusing name and a confusing history, the Mike Stuart Span did manage to record a classic British psychedelic single in 1967, "Children of Tomorrow." With its driving power chords, squealing guitar leads, and haunting harmonies, the song struck a classic midpoint between hard mod-pop and the early psychedelia of UK groups like the Pink Floyd and Tomorrow. The problem was that hardly anyone actually heard the record, as it was pressed in a run of 500 copies on a small independent label. The Brighton group had been around since the mid-'60s, and recorded a few other singles for Columbia and Fontana with a much more conventional pop approach. There was actually no one named Mike Stuart in the act, which began to rely much more upon self-penned psychedelic material in 1967. Most of this never got beyond the demo/Peel session stage, though. The band were pressured by management to make an out-and-out pop single in 1968 that flopped, helping to squelch any prospects of the musicians asserting themselves as a significant presence in the British psych/prog scene. In the late '60s, the Mike Stuart Span were actually featured in a BBC TV documentary entitled A Year in the Life (Big Deal Group), which charted the band's successes and (more commonly) failures over the course of a year. By the time it aired in September 1969, however, the group had changed their name to Leviathan, signed with Elektra, released a few singles, completed an unreleased album, and broken up. Nothing else they recorded matched the brilliance of "Children of Tomorrow," though most of their original material was infused with the same yearning for some sort of just-around-the-horizon utopia. But they left behind a number of demos that demonstrated a promising ability to wed hard psychedelic guitars with a fair knack for melody and harmony. Interest in the band increased in the 1980s when "Children of Tomorrow" was featured on a few psychedelic compilations. An entire album's worth of tracks, culled from singles, demos, and a BBC session, finally saw the light of day in the mid-'90s.

专辑曲目: 01. Children of Tomorrow 02. Second Production 03. Remember the Times 04. Time 05. Concerto of Thoughts 06. Flames 07. Through the Looking Glass 08. Rescue Me 09. World In My Head 10. Evil Woman 11. Blue Day 12. Through the Looking Glass (BBC Session) 13. My White Bicycle (BBC Session) 14. Time (BBC Session) 15. Children of Tomorrow (BBC Session) 本专辑已加入MP3共享计划