The Soft Machine Volume Two Vinyl

Referencing volume two lp album re lp 5342 picked this up used several years ago no warpage and whatever noise there was from paper sleeve debris i was able to quiet down with a wet cleaning.

The soft machine volume two vinyl. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1987 vinyl release of volume two on discogs. The soft machine volume two. The soft machine volume two. The aptly titled volume two introduced a retooled soft machine lineup with wyatt and ratledge joined by bassist hugh hopper an old canterbury friend who had guested on the first album.

While soft machine went on to a musically commercially successful career in jazz mode a career that i love to this day volume 2 remains a special album when the band was in its all too brief canterbury psychedelic dada mode. Highly recommend a good copy of this one if you can find it it sounds quite good. Virtually identical to this release. In 2000 it was voted number 715 in colin larkin s all time top 1000 albums.

Psychedelic rock experimental prog rock. Volume two is the second lp album by the soft machine released in 1969. Psychedelic rock experimental prog rock the soft machine volume two 1969 vinyl discogs. The matrices match but this version has a different b side label.

Probe spb 1002 probe 1e 062 90416 format. The 16 page booklet is a pleasingly in depth and pretty affair. Jazz rock style. The sophomore disc finds the threesome moving towards a more explicitly jazz influenced sound with an increased emphasis on instrumental material.

The a side of this entry has the abc command logo to the left of the probe rainbow text. Vinyl lp album country. Produced by the soft machine it didn t chart in either country. Probe cplp 4505 abc records cplp 4505 s command cplp 4505 s.

Note in the images on the probe text with the rainbow color spectrum behind it in the top center of the labels. A jazz influence is added to the humour dada and psychedelia of their first lp the soft machine 1968. Big beat records wika 58 format. Jazz rock style.

The aptly titled volume two introduced a retooled soft machine lineup with wyatt and ratledge joined by bassist hugh hopper an old canterbury friend who had guested on the first album. The soft machine volume two label.