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Timeless masterpiece that shines on lock history.

Maple Ha of the jacket is a matted pear ground specification and there is a thickness.

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Jacket It a little permeates and it exists in opening wide.

Surface of the board

Most is flawless though slightly rubs and exists. The problem is not in the reproduction either.

Lyrics card

Faintly, it doesn't stand out though it permeates and it exists.

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?Track listing

1. If

2. Summer '68

3. Fat Old Sun

4. Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast

5. Atom Heart Mother

?Details

Distributor: Phantom Import Distributi

Recording type: Studio

Recording mode: Stereo

SPAR Code: n/a

?Album notes

Japanese remaster in an LP-replica sleeve.

When rock operas by the Kinks and the Who were relatively new and Deep Purple was working with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Pink Floyd entered the '70s with ATOM HEART MOTHER, a symphonic endeavor whose centerpieces are two long compositions divided up into movements.

Starting out as a chord sequence written by Dave Gilmour, the title track became a sprawling masterpiece co-written and arranged by Scottish composer Ron Geesin.

Throughout 20 minutes of movements titled "Breast Milky," "Funky Dung," and "Mind Your Throat Please," grandiose brass sections bubble over, otherworldly choruses strike a chord of impending doom, and individual Floyd contributions pop up amid all the orchestration.

The other sprawling piece, "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast," starts out with the sounds of someone puttering about in his home and occasionally muttering to himself, broken up by either the swirling keyboards of Richard Wright or the dulcet tones of David Gilmour's acoustic guitar.

The remaining three tracks are Roger Waters' folkie ballad "If," the baroque psychedelic pop of Wright's "Summer '68," and Gilmour's "Fat Old Sun."

ATOM HEART MOTHER is one of the band's more overtly experimental and challenging works; yet it remains a secret favorite of die-hard fans.

?Editorial reviews

4 Stars - Excellent - ...criminally underrated--the long title suite, benefitting from Ron Geesin's crazed but accomplished musical wit, is among their best work...

Q Magazine (01/01/1995)

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