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Steve Hillage Psychedelic Rock Prog Rock UK

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Steve Hillage
Title:	L
Style:	Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1815 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1991 mb
WMA album size:	1986 mb
Digital formats:	MP4 AHX VOC AC3 WMA ASF DMF

Tracklist

A1	Hurdy Gurdy Man	6:32
A2	Hurdy Gurdy Glissando	8:54
A3	Electrick Gypsies	6:24
B1	Om Nama Shivaya	3:33
B2	Lunar Musick Suite	11:59
B3	It's All Too Much	6:26

Credits

Bass – Kasim Sulton
Drums – John Wilcox
Engineer [Extra Engineering] – John Holbrook
Engineer, Producer – Todd Rundgren
Guitar, Synthesizer [Guitar, Arp, Ems], Vocals, Shenai – Steve Hillage
Keyboards, Synthesizer [Moog], Piano [Acoustic], Computer [R.m.i. Keyboard Computer] – Roger Powell
Organ [Hurdy Gurdy] – Sonja Malkine
Tabla – Larry Karush
Trumpet, Temple Bells [Tibetan Bells], Tambura, Vocals – Don Cherry
Vocals – Miquette Giraudy

Notes

Recorded at The Secret Sound, Woodstock, N.Y. May - June 1976.
LUNAR MUSICK SUITE recorded exclusively at full moon, May and June.
Dedicated to all optimistic visions of the future.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
V 2066, V2066	Steve Hillage	L ‎(LP, Album)	Virgin, Virgin	V 2066, V2066	UK	1976
SD 18205	Steve Hillage	L ‎(LP, Album, Pre)	Atlantic	SD 18205	US	1976
28 023 XOT	Steve Hillage	L ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Virgin	28 023 XOT	Germany	1978
2473 720	Steve Hillage	L ‎(LP, Album)	Virgin	2473 720	France	1976
V2066, LP-5644	Steve Hillage	L ‎(LP, Album)	Virgin, PGP RTB	V2066, LP-5644	Yugoslavia	1976

asAS

I prefer Steve when he's singing and glissing, than messing about with long jams. Okay? I admit that now. Not that I dislike Fish Rising, I still quite enjoy it - the musicianship and riffage is often blistering, fun and memorable - but Steve is simply superior when combining a little of this with songs. The Donovan and George Harrison covers are done with such care and a hippy vibe that's simply irresistable. The former is tempered with some classic glissy soloing and jamming, and is a definite highlight. But then we come to two Hillage originals: Electrick Gypsies and Om Nama Shivaya. "Who wants to be an electrick Gipsy?" If you have some untenable scruples towards hippy ideals, well... you have no hope, to be honest. You certainly will laugh your arse off at this. Me, I'm a fairly cynical guy, but I love this song. More lovely glissy soloing, spacey synth washes and Steve sings like he means every word. Excellent. :)