[tanagranoizz]

A one-and-only album released back in 1970 that has enjoyed a certain revival due to the attention of Steven Wilsson of Porcupine Tree and due to the re-release of this amazing album by Ace Of Disc in NY, USA.
Yes, this album is truly amazing, considering that it was recorded back in the late '60s. The music is pretty simple but very very powerful and emotional, sung with a beautiful female voice. It kind of reminds one of times when things used to be more honest and more personal.
The sound of this recording is somewhat of an early angelic ethereal, with a folk core.
For those of you that want to buy this record, let me tell you that you can find this record on vinyl on ebay. I believe this is one for the collection due to the many things in it that make it avantgarde. Remember, it was released in 1970. If I had not read what year it was released in I wouldn't have believed it.
So, if this review made you curious, go and take a listen to this marvelous album. The Ace Of Discs rerelease will please the listener with 6 bonus tracks.
Fans of Lycia, Black Tape..., Love Spirals Downwards and other such bands will surely enjoy this recording.

10/10

Tracklist:
1. Chimacum Rain (1970) (3:20)
2. Paper Mountain Man (1970) (3:10)
3. Dolphin (1967) (2:53)
4. Call Of The River (1969) (3:46)
5. Sandy Toes (1969) (2:52)
6. Parallelograms (1970) (4:32)
7. Hey, Who Really Cares? (2:35)
8. Moons And Cattails (1970) (4:02)
9. Morning Colors (1969) (4:34)
10. Porcelain Baked-over Cast-iron Wedding (1969) (3:59)
11. Delicious (1969) (4:07)

Bonus tracks :

12. If You Were My Man (demo)
13. If You Were My Man (demo)
14. Hey, Who Really Cares? (with intro)
15. Chimacum Rain (demo)
16. Spoken Intro to Leonard Rosenman
17. Chimacum Rain (demo with sounds)