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The debut album that sent shockwaves through the progressive underground. Particularly amazing album when you put it into the context of it's recording date - 1970.
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This is the soundtrack for Yvan Lagrange's 1974 film "Tristan Y Iseult", recorded shortly before the sessions for Kohntarkosz. It is the second movement of Theusz Hamtaahk, an epic work in three movements of which Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh is the final part.
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You can hear the evolution of the band as the traditional Magma sounds start to emerge but at it's core it's still not quite there yet. The Coltrane influence is a bit more prominent as is the Teutonic overtones (read --> Wagner). Overall I just think of it as a smoking jazz rock disc!
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With Jannick Top back in the fold offering up his monstrous bass playing, Udu Wudu is classic Magma. For the most part this is the end of the prime period.
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Well if you've gotten this far with Magma there probably isn't much I can do to dissuade you from buying this stinker. Shorter tunes, generally weird and annoying. But it does have a cool HR Giger cover so I guess there is something redeeming about it after all.
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Rare and fairly brilliant material from the period 6/72 to 1/75. Unfortunately none of this was recorded in the studio so the songs solely exists as this fairly miserable sounding live historical document.
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Still more material from the Olympia, Paris performances in 1980.
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2 CD live performance recorded at the Olympia, Paris in 1980. This features the first performance of Theusz Hamtaahk, the first movement of the trilogy along with Wurdah Itah and M.D.K.
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After releasing the under-rated Hour Of Joy for the now defunct Black Lotus label, this Dutch gothic metal band return with their second effort. If you are a fan of Mandylion-period The Gathering you'll have plenty to sink your teeth into here.
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For a spell we had a slew of female fronted gothic metal bands coming out of Poland. Artrosis, Delight, Moonlight seemed to crank out releases fast enough to make your head spin. Eventually these bands changed their style, adopting industrial, dance, electronica influences.
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Funny observation...American prog rock fans prefer bands sing in their native tongue....American metal fans are just the opposite - they want to hear English vocals. This is the only explanation that I can think of that Manigance are not huge.
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