Lp Mountain Climbing (re) Flaming ORANGE VINYL - MOVLP3142 - Mint/mint
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Description
lp MOUNTAIN
climbing!
Limited edition of 1500 Numbered CopiesYELLOW VINYL
Country of release: Netherlands, 2023
Originally released: 1970
Label: MUSIC OnVINYL
Catalog number: MOVLP3142
Barcode: 8719262024632
Gatefold Cover/Gatefold Sleeve: Yes/ YES
Condition Record: mint (Unplayed)
Condition Cover: mint
Track Side 1:
1. Mississippi Queen (2:30)2. Theme FOR An Imaginary Western (5:10)
3. Never In My LIFE (4:50)
4. Silver Paper (3:17)
Track Side 2:
1. FOR Yasgur's Farm (3:20)
2. To My Friend (3:38)
3. The Laird (4:35)
4. Sittin' On ARainbow (2:20)
5. Boys In The band (3:35)
Listen At YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZdIdX6cK4Q&list=PLdgFk-dTMiRj7fssqbT7HGih0jkJPCh6g
Out of all ofThePioneersof hard rock andHEAVY metal, mountain hasTo beThe most underrated and underappreciated, due ToA few factors - their rather jumbled history, comparative lackof output, and obvious links between them andPsychedelic power trio Cream, which got them unjustly pegged as copycats.
The group was born From what was essentially AThe Cream connection came in. The latter saw The talent in TheOn West's debut solo record (confusingly titled "Mountain"), thenTheTwo created togetherThe lineupFORThe band which would be known as Mountain, forevermore.
climbing! has been pooh-poohed as Big and Bluster, and no substance by many critics, but they miss The point. The collaboration between West, Pappalardi, Corky Laing and Steve Knight is On another plane altogether, because they go ALong wayTo keepThe oldPsychedelic flames alive, AND manageTo forgeA weird sort of newEnergy that pointsThe wayTo future endeavors. And no other band in this era ofHEAVY rock even came closeTo duplicating thisfeat.
"Mississippi Queen" lays down The gauntlet FromThe jumpA two-and-a-half-minute barrel rollof swampy,HEAVY blues swagger where everyone inThe group is at their best and brightest. Much The SameThe restofThe album. "Never in my LIFE " bowls through your speakers at an unmatched level ofEnergy ,FOR example.
But The bandFrom an Imaginary Western" (where they really do completely reimagine an earlier Cream song) and "The Laird", where Felix's vocal hovers somewhere between angelic andThe backroomof some seedy opium den.
Overalls, climbing! should be up there with all The other acknowledged HEAVYof 1970,if not inThe Top 3 or 5. (wordmasterj/rateyourmusic.com)
Leslie West - Guitar, Vocals (Tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9)
Felix Pappalardi - bass (tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9), piano (tracks 1, 2, 9), rhythm guitar (track 7)
Corky Laing - drums (tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9), percussion (tracks 7, 9)
Steve Knight - organ (track 2, 3, 4, 5), mellotron (track 2, 5), percussion (track 2)
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Out of all ofThePioneersof hard rock andHEAVY metal, mountain hasTo beThe most underrated and underappreciated, due ToA few factors - their rather jumbled history, comparative lackof output, and obvious links between them andPsychedelic power trio Cream, which got them unjustly pegged as copycats. climbing! has been pooh-poohed as Big and Bluster, and no substance by many critics, but they miss The point. The collaboration between West, Pappalardi, Corky Laing and Steve Knight is On another plane altogether, because they go ALong wayTo keepThe oldPsychedelic flames alive, AND manageTo forgeA weird sort of newEnergy that pointsThe wayTo future endeavors. And no other band in this era ofHEAVY rock even came closeTo duplicating thisfeat. "Mississippi Queen" lays down The gauntlet FromThe ju
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