Name: Things May Come and Things May Go, But The Art School Dance Goes On Forever by Pete Brown & Piblokto!
Brand: Pete Brown & Piblokto!
SKU: 5099969734656
Price: 8.91 USD
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Rating: 3 (63 reviews)

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Things May Come and Things May Go but the Art School of Dance Goes on Forever View on Youtube

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High Flying Electric Bird View on Youtube

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Someone Like You View on Youtube

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Then I Must Go and Can I Keep View on Youtube

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My Love's Gone Far Away View on Youtube

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Golden Country Kingdom View on Youtube

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It has to hurt to be dumped from the band you lead, but that's what happened to Pete Brown with the Battered Ornaments -- and to add insult to injury, right on the eve of a prestigious support slot opening for the Rolling Stones at London's Hyde Park in 1969. But Brown, already an acclaimed poet who'd penned many of the lyrics for Cream, dusted himself off and founded Piblokto!. This, their first album, was actually far more accessible and commercial than his work with the Battered Ornaments. The inventive title track percolates, and "High Flying Electric Bird" (which was the B-side of the band's first single) features Brown on the highly unusual rock & roll slide whistle, mimicking a birdsong. But it's "Golden Country Kingdom" that's the highlight; long and involved, it's a wonderful and highly affecting piece of prog rock that stands as the best thing Piblokto! ever put on tape. It stands as a contrast to the more laid-back "Firesong," although "My Love's Gone Far Away" offers a more soulful organ sound.
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