SONGS FOR OBLIVION FISHERMEN

Caravan

Canterbury Scene

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Sean Trane
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Prog Folk

BBC tapes published in a uncharacteristicly medium sound quality as opposed to other release from the BBC. Apparently some of the original tapes were stolen or lost and they had to use transcripts. Great For Richard.

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Posted Wednesday, February 11, 2004 | Review Permalink

bonzo1969@lib

Maybe it's a non-essential item for those who have yet their masterpieces, but this could be a good place to start if you're not familiar with caravan. "In the land of grey and pink" remains a breathtaking track, along with "Hello hello". Recommended.

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Posted Friday, May 14, 2004 | Review Permalink

toroddfuglesteg

A very good introduction to this great band.

Are you curious about this band, but don't know where to start ? This compilation album is a good start point if you can find it. It contains some of their best music. Most of their essential stuff, no less. It reminded me why I love this band. Their mix of swinging jazz and naive pop/rock. Their good melodies. Their great musicianship.

There are some great songs omitted from this album though. Golf Girl springs to mind. And the sound quality is pretty average to bad. So minus some stars for that. But if this album can be purchased cheap from somewhere, this is a good introduction to this excellent band.

3 stars

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Posted Wednesday, November 30, 2011 | Review Permalink

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