Soma (15) – Epsilon
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Mystic Stones – RUNE LP8 |
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UK |
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Rock |
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Psychedelic Rock |
Tracklist
| A1 | Being | |
| A2 | Ghandarva | |
| A3 | My Skin (Turns The Colour Of The Sand) | |
| A4 | Prophecy | |
| B1 | Inquisitor 4 | |
| B2 | The Conquest Of Albion | |
| B3 | The Longbarrow | |
| B4 | Twisting The Folds Of Time | |
| B5 | Psionics N'om N'om N'om |
Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Koh-san Studios, Bath
- Copyright © – Clavell Music
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Clavell Music
- Pressed By – MPO
Credits
- Artwork – Steve Kidney
- Bass [Space] – Trance Cloudy
- Drums, Percussion – Philip Legende
- Engineer, Producer – Peter Parsons*
- Guitar – Steve Kidney
- Producer – Soma (15)
- Synthesizer [Moog] – Stephen Lissenden
- Vocals – Steve Kidney (tracks: 4, 9)
- Written-By – Soma (15)
Notes
Recorded at KOH SAN Studios, Bath, June/July '91
Special thanks to: Pete, Dave, Jason and Jeremy at KOH SAN in Bath, Colin Dobie and all at the Five Alls Marlborough, Martin of the Crown, Sheerness, Brian, Lee for his help and understanding and last but no means least Suzie at Mayking.
© & ℗1991 Clavell Music
Special thanks to: Pete, Dave, Jason and Jeremy at KOH SAN in Bath, Colin Dobie and all at the Five Alls Marlborough, Martin of the Crown, Sheerness, Brian, Lee for his help and understanding and last but no means least Suzie at Mayking.
© & ℗1991 Clavell Music
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout: MPO RUNE LP 8 A1
- Matrix / Runout: MPO RUNE LP 8 B1
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Epsilon (CD, Album) | Mystic Stones | RUNE CD8 | UK | 1991 |
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Edited 5 years agoFantastic cosmic laden space rock ethereal and budget recorded. I own the cd and it sounds muddy but the music is too good to give this a bad rating. There's a early Floyd/Ozric/Hawkwind vibe the band conveys throughout the recording.The opening track with sampled choir, grooving bass, slide guitar + simmons electronic drums is worthy of ownership by any space rock addict. The band makes a really respectable effort and none of the tracks lack musicianship in the least.
Not keen on the vocals which are not un-listenable but just not polished enough for my taste. Wish this could be re-released with a nice mastering it would garner a new audience.
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