Egg - S/T - ORIGINAL vinyl LP - Stereo Deram Nova SDN 14
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Description
Egg - Egg
1970 UK Stereo pressing
SDN 14
Deram Nova Records
VG
*Note pictures*: Vinyl has several thin scratches on both sides. However, aside from isolated scratches, vinyl looks very clean. Inner sleeve is generic. Does not include poster. Outer sleeve is in very good condition, no split seams.
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From Allmusic.com: With a strong Canterbury influence implanted into their sound, Egg's first album has the band looking to establish their niche as a progressive group, with Dave Stewart's sharp, effective keyboard work outlining much of the album's overall feel. Mixing jazz and progressive rock drifts, the tracks on Egg contain rhythms and meters that are never at a standstill, with ongoing instrumental action encompassing nearly every track. Numerous classical overtones make for a familiar listen against a backdrop of loose-ended jazz fusion and an unordered yet inviting array of haphazard progressive spillages. The fragmented instrumentals sport an attractive inexperience, especially on "Bulb" and "The Song of McGillicudie the Pussilanimous," which also introduce Egg's lighthearted whimsy. Both "Blane" and "I Will Be Absorbed" represent the most colorful example of Egg's progressive rock fundamentals, with quick tempos and assertive keyboard runs. Although Egg's cohesiveness as a band is in its early stages, Dave Stewartascertains himself as an elite keyboard player throughout the album, later moving on to play withHatfield and the North and National Health. Egg's next album, 1971's Polite Force, has them sounding firmer and more self-contained, but their debut presents an entertaining example of different progressive genres playing off of one another.
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