1973,
Switzerland
00:43:29;
60M;
192JS;
498;
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Egyptian kings
- 5:51
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Jardins
- 10:08
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Rainbow
- 0:47
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Era of technology
- 1:17
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To another universe
- 6:24
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The space between
- 7:59
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Cosmic wind
- 5:31
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Visions
- 5:32
Rodolfo Bianchi - technician [musical assistant]
B. Bollz - engineer [technical]
Gianni Grandis - producer
Rodolfo Grappa - engineer
G. Marioni - engineer [technical]
Carole Muriel - performer, written-by (LP-A1a, LP-A1b, LP-A1d, LP-A1e, LP-B2a, CD-1a, CD-1b, CD-1d, CD-1e)
Barney Palm - performer, written-by (LP-A1d, LP-A1e, LP-B2a, CD-1d, CD-1e, CD-2a)
Joel Vandroogenbroeck - performer, written-by (LP-A1a to LP-A1e, LP-B2a to LP-B2c, CD-1a to CD-2c)
Joël Vandroogenbroeck - artwork by
Originally released in 1973.
Recorded and mixed at RCA Studio "C", Rome, Aug - Sept. 1972.
Story inspired from the "Book of the Dead of the Ancient Egyptians"
180 gram reissue of the original vinyl release with gatefold cover.
CD contains the same material on 2 tracks.
"This BONUS CD is not for sale separately"
Info from the Obi-strip which holds the CD:
DIG-A-LOG with Lilith!
180 gram HQ vinyl albums featuring a bonus CD of the same album, so that you can have the "analog" and the "digital" for the price of one.
BEAT THAT!
CELESTIAL OCEAN
by Brainticket
1973's brilliant Celestial Ocean, by the legendary Swiss krautrock band Brainticket, is a concept album that details an ancient pharoah's journey into the afterlife (substitute the word "journey" for "trip" and you'll get what they were driving at). However, Brainticket were not mere products of their time, they explored some truly compelling musical territory and produced a superlative blanket of sound — featuring a pioneering mix of early synthesizers, flute, zither, sitar, and male / female stream-of-consciousness spoken word vocals — that ebbs and flows in the same general cosmos as classic Gong, going on to influence bands like Sonic Youth, Stereolab, Skinny Puppy, The Legendary Pink Dots, and more!. This reissue is fully remastered from the original master tapes.
Lilith, LR307
