Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells - Quadraphonic - sti... vinyl LP record AUS

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    ARTIST: MIKE OLDFIELD TITEL: Tubular Bells - Quadraphonic - stickered p/s BESCHREIBUNG: MIKE OLDFIELD Tubular Bells (Rare 1974 Australian Quadraphonic LP on a colour two virgins & dragon label fully compatible with conventional stereo systems housed in The Exorcist hype stickered picture sleeve. The sleeve is near mint & the vinyl excellent with very little sign of play LQ-35127)
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  TRACKLISTING: Imagine a twenty year old in your office telling you about a near 50-minute continuous piece of &quotrock" music he’d wrote and how he’d like you to release it on your new label. Such was Richard Branson presented with when he first met up with Mike Oldfield. Not that the young Oldfield didn’t have credentials. He’d been in a folk band with his elder sister Sally since he was fourteen and had spent the past few years in Kevin Ayers back up band The Whole Wide World. The rest as they say is history. Tubular Bells was an overnight hit for Virgin Records selling millions of copies. It rose to No. 1 in the UK and No. 3 in the US. That the album garnered such immediate success was telltale of the time. Oldfield was presented as a multi-instrumentalist-savant and the long of it only added to its appeal. The working title of &quotOpus 1" gave a little more light onto its content: Oldfield took accessible near Celtic themes and wove them together in a gentle and naïve fashion that approached minimalism but remained populist. The first side opened with the hook of a lifetime; the piece ebbed sideways more than forward gradually building until the resplendent finale during which Viv Stanshall introduced each instrument. The second side worked similarly; only the Moribund vocals and the Bootleg Chorus interrupted the circular motion of the acoustic instruments; it was a gentle extension of the first except with a Bugs Bunny ending this time around. Oldfield played most everything with Tom Newman providing the production. Early the following year an excerpt used as the theme for the movie The Exorcist would break the Top 10 in the US singles charts. And it wouldn’t end there! An orchestrated version courtesy of composer David Bedford followed in 1975 and again charted in the UK but a live version (with a host of Virgin label-mates) remains unreleased. Oldfield’s follow-up albums were similar in style; Hergest Ridge also managed to top the British charts upon release while 1975’s Ommadawn would settle for No. 4. He enjoyed a long career vaguely going mainstream after 1978’s double album Incantations.
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ZUSTAND: Artikel werden benotet mit der Record Collector Grading System, lesen Sie bitte unsere Beschreibungen und zögern Sie nicht, uns für weitere Informationen zu kontaktieren. ÜBER Eil: eil sind der weltweit größte Einzelhändler für Vintage, selten, gebrauchte und schwer zu finden Vinyl, CDs und Musiksammlerstücken. Wir haben Handel seit 1986 und sind stolz auf die hohe Service bieten wir; Senden Hunderte von Schallplatten & CDs auf der ganzen Welt jeden Tag. Ihr Auftrag wird aus dem Vereinigten Königreich in unserem maßgeschneiderte Verpackung versendet. FORMAT: Vinyl LP PLATTENLABEL: Virgin KATALOGNUMMER: LQ-35127 URSPRUNGSLAND: Australien JAHR: 1974 STRICHCODE: nicht verfügbar