Lp FOCUS Moving Waves (re) Purple Vinyl - MOVLP023 - Mint/Mint
$
31
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
lp FOCUS
moving waves (aka Focus II)
Limited edition of 1500 Numbered CopiesPURPLE VINYL
Country of release: Netherlands, 2021
Originally released: 1971
Label: MUSIC OnVINYL
Catalog number: MOVLP023
Barcode: 8719262017429
Gatefold Cover/Gatefold Sleeve: No/No
Condition Record: mint
Condition Cover: mint
Track Side 1:
1. Hocus Pocus (6:35)2. Le Clochard ("Bread") (1:55)
3. Janis (3:00)
4. Moving Waves (2:30)
5. Focus II (4:00)
Track Side 2:
1. Eruption (22:35)
A) Orfeus, Answer, Orfeus
b) Answer, Pupilla, Tommy, Pupilla
c) Answer, The Bridge
d) Euridice, Dayglow, Endless road
e) Answer, Orfeus, Euridice
Listen At YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCBMPdqDAS0
This Netherlandish progressive masterpiece is One ofThe most hard rock progressive album made during that era: indeed Jan Akkerman's incisive and razor electric guitars are omnipresent: pure hard rock solosA la Led Zeppelin, and barely less timid aggressive riffs. The drums are restless, very complex and fast. The Keyboards mostly consist of organ, mellotron, piano and harmonium. The intensely yodeling of Thijs Van Leer OnYou are goingTo wantTo sing it! "Le clochard" has A beautiful floating mellotron in The background and impressive & relaxing acoustic guitar parts that should impress Steve Hackett himself. The peaceful and rhythmic "Janis" contains mellow flute parts A la CAMEL . The lead vocals On "Moving Waves" remind me early KING CRIMSON . "Focus 2" is an OUTSTANDING very progressive track: Jan Akkerman "dances" with HIS melodic electric guitar: it seems that TheHIS partitions, creating very structured and pleasant melodies through rhythm & air changes.
On side 2, The epic "Eruption" is ATo Jethro Tull's "Thick asA brick":TheSame organSounds , tonsOn drums, very melodic bass, straightforward hard rock electric guitars; there are some intensely floating mellotron & backing vocals parts; there is A part which was composed byThe Dutch fusionband Solution, comingFromThe "Divergence" album; there isA poignant & melodic piano part, accompanied with electric guitar and flute;The drum solo is absolutely impressive, havingA bit The Neil Peart's style.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! (greenback/progarchives.com)
Focus are A progressive rock bandFrom amsterdam,The Netherlands. Formed by Thijs van Leer, Hans Cleuver, Martijn Dresden and Jan Akkerman (whom had left HIS previous bandTo pursue focus),Theband wentOnTo becomeOne ofThe most influential Dutch rock bands. Moving Waves, also known as Focus II, is their second full-length record, and includes The group's most successful single “Hocus Pocus”. The album was an international hit upon release in 1971. Moving Waves is now available as A Limited EditionOnPURPLE VINYL . ( MUSIC OnVINYL )
Thijs Van Leer - Vocals, Organ, Harmonium, Melotron, Soprano Flute, Alto Flute, Piano
Jan Akkerman - guitar, bass, acoustic guitar
Cyriel Havermans - vocals, bass
Pierre Van Der Linden - drums
Insured shipping within Germany (generally within 24 hours)
No further shipping costs from the second lp !!
ASK FOR COMBINED SHIPPING!!
More info or photos? Please ask
Need more info or photos? Please ask
This Netherlandish progressive masterpiece is One ofThe most hard rock progressive album made during that era: indeed Jan Akkerman's incisive and razor electric guitars are omnipresent: pure hard rock solosA la Led Zeppelin, and barely less timid aggressive riffs. The drums are restless, very complex and fast. The Keyboards mostly consist of organ, mellotron, piano and harmonium. The intensely yodeling of Thijs Van Leer OnYou are goingTo wantTo sing it! "Le clochard" has A beautiful floating mellotron in The background and impressive & relaxing acoustic guitar parts that should impress Steve Hackett himself. The peaceful and rhythmic "Janis" contains mellow flute parts A la CAMEL . The lead vocals On "Moving Waves" remind me early KING CRIMSON . "Focus 2" is an OUTSTANDING very progressiv This Netherlandish progressive masterpiece is One ofThe most hard rock progressive album made during that era: indeed Jan Akkerman's incisive and razor electric guitars are omnipresent: pure hard rock solosA la Led Zeppelin, and barely less timid aggressive riffs. The drums are restless, very complex and fast. The Keyboards mostly consist of organ, mellotron, piano and harmonium. The intensely yodeling of Thijs Van Leer OnYou are goingTo wantTo sing it! "Le clochard" has A beautiful floating mellotron in The background and impressive & relaxing acoustic guitar parts that should impress Steve Hackett himself. The peaceful and rhythmic "Janis" contains mellow flute parts A la CAMEL . The lead vocals On "Moving Waves" remind me early KING CRIMSON . "Focus 2" is an OUTSTANDING very progressiv
price rating