Nucleus- We'll Talk About It Later, VERTIGO SWIRL

	£		110
	$		145

Ian Carr's NUCLEUS, "We'll Talk About It Later"

Rare jazz/fusion rock on the early Vertigo 'Swirl' label

I found this review on-line....

This is a beast of an album. Of all the canterbury sounds, on this LP you will hear the most bad ass (baddest assed?) music EVER! Much more psychedelic than "Elastic Rock", this second album from Nucleus features similar down-and-dirty grooves, exquisite jazz sensibilities, loads of funk-rock riffs, and great group dynamics... Again, it's headed by Ian Carr, who plays trumpet and flugelhorn. The band consists of future Soft Machinists Karl Jenkins (oboe, baritone sax, electric piano, and piano) and John Marshall on drums; as well as Jeff Clyne on bass and contrabass, Chris Spedding on guitar and bouzouki, and Brian Smith on tenor sax and soprano sax. Plenty of psych guitar, fuzz and wah, bass grooves, horn skronk, and great electric piano sounds. It's definitely jazz-rock, but it's like 70's Miles Davis and Soft Machine reworking the sound established on "Elastic Rock"... in other words, not so laid back. It's mean. And best of all, it's got another die-cut Roger Dean album cover. The photo on the inside that shows through the front cover is of the Easter Rising of 1916 in Ireland. There is also a reworked version of that song (Easter 1916) from "Elastic Rock" on this LP-- faster, more psych, and with some vocals, you've gotta hear this!

Vinyl is 'very good'

sleeve is good and includes original swirled inner sleeve 

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