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Middle Earth Masters

Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: 01. Clarence in Wonderland; 02. We Know What You Mean; 03. Bossa Nova Express; 04. Hope for Happiness; 05. Disorganisation; 06. We Dit It Again; 07. Why Are We Sleeping?; 08. I Should've Known; 09. That's How Much I Need You Now; 10. I Should've Known; 11. A Certain Kind

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Soft Machine: Middle Earth Masters

by AAJ Italy Staff
February 2, 2007

Dieci degli undici brani che formano questo importante documento recentemente pubblicato da Cuneiform arrivano da due concerti che i Soft Machine tennero al Middle Earth di Londra nel settembre del 1967 e nel maggio dell’anno successivo. Per la cronaca l’undicesimo brano è dell’autunno 1967, ma in questo unico caso non si sa quale fosse la location ...

Album

Middle Earth Masters

By Soft Machine

Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Clarence in Wonderland; We Know What You Mean; Bossa Nova Express; Hope for Happiness; Disorganisation; We Did It Again; Why Are We Sleeping?; I Should've Known; THat's How Much I Need You Now; I Should've Known; A Certain Kind.

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Soft Machine: Middle Earth Masters

Read "Middle Earth Masters" reviewed by Clifford Allen

by Clifford Allen
December 9, 2006

In recent years, followers of the Soft Machine have had a boon of documents that have shown the band's continual refinement as a jazz-rock juggernaut. Most of the live performances that have surfaced have been the “classic early '70s quartet with bassist Hugh Hopper, organist/electric pianist Mike Ratledge, saxophonist Elton Dean and drummer Robert Wyatt. The ...

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Soft Machine: Middle Earth Masters

Read "Middle Earth Masters" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
November 20, 2006

In following the path of seminal British group Soft Machine, there seems to be little to link its mid-1960s emergence as a psychedelic avant-pop band to its guitar-centric fusion at the end of the 1970s. But every evolutionary step revealed a band evolving from one incarnation to the next in logical increments. Middle Earth Masters, culled ...