Queen Elizabeth for Progressive Electronic

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   Queen Elizabeth were the British kosmische musik duo of synthesists Julian Cope (ex-The Teardrop Explodes) and Tim Lewis (ex-Coil), the latter better known as Thighpaulsandra. Active from the mid-1990s to around the turn of the century, Cope and Lewis issued two studio LPs, a live record and a posthumous archival album (which featured Thighpaulsandra collaborator Butros Müller-Staal temporarily filling in for him), all distributed via Cope's label Head Heritage except for their Echo-released debut.
Inspired by Berlin School as much as Todd Rundgren's "A Treatise on Cosmic Fire" from his 1975 LP Initiation, the duo's peculiar sound is one part Pink-era Tangerine Dream-esque space ambient drift and one part Faust-like krautrock irreverence. A deep love for the source material is evident, undergirded by a cheeky sense of humour and a decidedly anti-monarchical bent.

"Queen Elizabeth" (1994)

"Queen Elizabeth 2: Elizabeth Vagina" (1997)

"Queen Elizabeth Hall" (2009)

"The Corpse of Queen Elizabeth" (2024)

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	Queen Elizabeth were the British kosmische musik duo of synthesists Julian Cope (ex-The Teardrop Explodes) and Tim Lewis (ex-Coil), the latter better known as Thighpaulsandra. Active from the mid-1990s to around the turn of the century, Cope and Lewis issued two studio LPs, a live record and a posthumous archival album (which featured Thighpaulsandra collaborator Butros Müller-Staal temporarily filling in for him), all distributed via Cope's label Head Heritage except for their Echo-released debut. Inspired by Berlin School as much as Todd Rundgren's "A Treatise on Cosmic Fire" from his 1975 LP Initiation, the duo's peculiar sound is one part Pink-era Tangerine Dream-esque space ambient drift and one part Faust-like krautrock irreverence. A deep love for the source material is evident, undergirded by a cheeky sense of humour and a decidedly anti-monarchical bent. "Queen Elizabeth" (1994) "Queen Elizabeth 2: Elizabeth Vagina" (1997) "Queen Elizabeth Hall" (2009) "The Corpse of Queen Elizabeth" (2024)

Gordy Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Folk/Eclectic/PSIKE/Metal/Post/Math Team Joined: January 25 2007 Location: US Status: Offline Points: 4023	Post Options Post Reply Quote Gordy Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: November 05 2024 at 14:17
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