NOCTURNAL EARTHWORM STEW

David Pritchard

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Progressive Electronic

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Studio Album, released in 1976

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Le chein Chaud (1:31)
2. Wax Wings (2:42)
3. The Harry Partchmen Pieces (5:12)
4. An Admission of Guilt (12:58)
5. Under the Palms (2:37)
6. Birth of Merlin (3:59)
7. The Evil Orgre Interlude (3:22)
8. The March of the Mallory Bat (5:31)
9. Thunderpeal (5:53)
10. Cat's 'n Cabbage - Morning Splinters (3:18)

Line-up / Musicians

- David Pritchard / Instruments, electronics & effects

Releases information

Original Release on Island Records
CD Release Pacemaker (Canada) PACE 044LN-CD (2004)

CD Features 4 additional tracks and extensive liner notes from David Pritchard. This album featured Nash The Slash and Martin Deller (pre- FM). While released in 1976, the recordings range from as early as 1972.

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4 stars While not everyone's cup o tea, Nocturnal Earthworm Stew (or if you prefer the french title, Bouillabaisse nocture aux vers de terre) is an important, but oft overlooked recording. David Pritchard was a student at the University of Toronto's Electronic course when he purchased his first EMS AKS S ... (read more)

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