(Scottish group - KrautRock) Light of Darkness 1971 - 1971, WAVPack (image + .cue)

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Light Of Darkness / Light of Darkness

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"I was very doubtful whether I should include this Scottish group in the German
rock section or not, but as they had a German drummer, were based in Germany and their
album only was released in Germany, I think it is justified! If you don't have this
album, buy it at once, it's an all time classic! This is a heavy progressive garage rock
masterpiece with such a bizarre vocalist, his voice makes Captain Beefheart sound like
Art Garfunkel! The line-up was: John Latimer (vocals, piano, organ, percussion), Byron
Grant (guitars, fiddle), Mike Reoch (bass, flute, piano, harmonica) and Manfred Bebert
(drums, percussion). Their only album included a freaked version of "Soul Francisco" as
well as self-written, thunderin' blues-rock classics such as "Movin' Along" and
"Freedom's Fight". A stunning party record! The album came with impressive, absurd cover
art. Original Phillips copies now sell for 400 DM or more. The album was re-issued in
1981 on ZYX in a single sleeve with completely different artwork. Luckily, Second Battle
put it right again in 1990, when they released 1,000 copies of the album featuring the
original cover plus and insert with information."