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Clouds Scrapbook
Artist:
Clouds
Format: Vinyl
New: NOT IN STORE, BUT IN PRINT AND ORDER-ABLE - , call or email $32.99
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Formats and Editions
1. Side A
2. Track 2
3. Introduction - Scrapbook
4. Track 4
5. the Carpenter
6. Track 6
7. Ther Colours Have Run
8. 4.I'll Go Girl
9. Track 9
10. Grandad
11. Track 11
12. Ladies and Gentleman
13. Side B
14. Track 14
15. Humdrum
16. Track 16
17. Union Jack
18. Track 18
19. Old Man
20. Track 20
21. Waiter, There's Something in My Soup
22. Track 22
23. Scrapbook
More Info:
Released in 1969, Clouds debut The Clouds Scrapbook showcases the band's distinctive organ-driven sound, which was a precursor to the styles of later prog-rock icons like Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Yes. Billy Ritchie, the band's organist, was particularly influential, being one of the first to take a prominent, standing role as a keyboardist, setting a precedent for future musicians in the genreThe album received critical acclaim upon release, with Melody Maker naming it "Album of the Month" in September 1969. Despite it's initial success, the band struggled with commercial recognition, and their innovative approach was not widely appreciated at the time. However, in hindsight, Scrapbook is regarded as a pioneering work that laid the groundwork for the progressive rock movement. The newly remastered version of Scrapbook offers a fresh opportunity for new audiences to experience this seminal work. The remastering process has enhanced the album's sound quality, bringing out the nuances of the band's arrangements. Chrysalis Reserve is a new series offering a deep dive into the forgotten corners of our catalogue. Unearthing overlooked masterpieces, cult classics, and genre-defying oddities that deserve a reappraisal or a proper introduction.The Clouds Scrapbook [Chrysalis Reserve]: Available on vinyl for the first time since the original release. Remastered and cut at AIR Mastering and manufactured at Scottish pressing plant Seabass on heavyweight black vinyl.
