Oliver - Standing Stone 1974 (1995)

Everything that has been done on this album, released only 200 copies. holds known in certain circles rocker named Oliver Chaplin (sound recordist brother Bi-bi-si, who took notes of famous radio sessions of Jimi Hendrix) (not to be confused with another Chaplin, lead singer of British piano rock band '' Keane ''). Oliver himself was quite finicky rocker. His contempt for the commercial rock was known and no label was not interested. This work is a kind of testament to his unique personal vision of the world through the shitty music he created. The recording was made on a farm in Wales for a few days beginning in 1974 directly on the '' Teac 4 channel machine '', using a single microphone, a guitar and a couple prichindal. (No synthesizers!). As a result, we have a fucking whirlpool mixture of folk, blues, and acid rock with a distinctive connotation '' BEEFHEARTIAN ''. At first, not much kerf, but listening specifically - proshiblo completely ... In short - it should be listened to and have. In some subjects such sounds issued dude - just murahi the body.

Artist: Oliver
Album: Standing Stone
Released: 1974
Country: USA
Genre: Psychedelic Blues Rock
Time: 00:52:27
Quality: MP3,320 kbit / s
Size: 125 MB


01. Off On A Trek
02. Trance
03. Flowers On A Hill
04. Freezing Cold Like An Iceberg
05. Royal Flush
06. Cat And The Rat
07. Instamatic
08. Telephone
09. Getting Fruity
10. Tricycle
11. Motorway
12. Primrose
13. In Vain
14. Multiplex
15. Orbit Your Factory
16. Tok Tic
17. Where's My Motorbike

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