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Description: Genre: Rock - Psychedelic Rock / Artist: Acid Mothers Temple / Audio CD released 2006-04-03 at Alien8 / Disc #1 ... more Newest Review: ... of Black Sabbath’s classic self-titled song from their classic self-titled album, featuring a rainy intro, slow main section ... more |
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Acid Mothers Temple - Starless And Bible Blac ... Price Comparison
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Alien8, March 13, 2006, UPC: 0777078916228
Starless and Bible Black Sabbath |
£ 9.98 |
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by Frankingsteins - written on 20.10.07 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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With its combined title paying tribute to two well-loved rock albums of the early seventies, ‘Starless and Bible Black Sabbath’ has thus far been the most prominent and (relatively speaking) high-profile release from Japanese experimental/psychedelic rock band The Acid Mothers Temple & the Cosmic Inferno, the most recent off-shoot of guitarist Kawabata Makoto’s prolific Acid Mothers Temple ‘collective.’ The album consists of a mere two songs but lasts for forty minutes; in the spirit of classic progressive rock, the title track is a mammoth recording lasting nearly thirty-five minutes, supplemented by a vastly different and much shorter companion piece. It’s also not ...
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