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Live In Zaandam
By Soft Machine
Label: MoonJune Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Ash; 1212, Baker's Street, Kings & Queens, Two Down, Big Cheese.
Softstage: BBC In Concert 1972
By Soft Machine
Label: Hux Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Fanfare; All White; Slightly All The Time; MC; Drop; Stumble; One Across; As If; Riff;
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BBC in Concert 1971
By Soft Machine
Label: Hux Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: John Peel Introduction; Blind Badger; Neo-Caliban Grides; Medley: Out Bloody Rageous/Eamonn Andrews/All White/Kings and Queens/Teeth/Pigling Bland/10:30 Returns to the Bedroom; Slightly All The Time/Noisette.
Breda Reactor
By Soft Machine
Label: Voiceprint Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Disc One: Eamonn Andrews; Mousetrap; Noisette; Backwards; Mousetrap (reprise); Hibou Anemone & Bear
Disc Two: Facelift; Moon in June; 12/8 Theme; Drum Link; Esther's Nose Job; Pigling Bland; Cymbalism; Out-Bloody-Rageous; Esther's Nose Job; We Did It Again
British Tour '75
By Soft Machine
Label: Major League Productions
Released: 2005
Track listing: Bundles; Land of the Bag Snake; Out of Season; The Man Who Waved at Trains; JVH; The Floating World; Ban-Ban Caliban; Sideburn; Hazard Profile Part 1; Hazard Profile Part 2; Hazard Profile Part 3; Hazard Profile Part 4; Hazard Profile Part 5; Song of Aeolus; Sign of Five.
The Soft Machine Legacy: Live In Zaandam
by Glenn Astarita
This limited edition live set, recorded in the Netherlands, showcases the Soft Machine Legacy's bridging of previously explored horizons with a new outlook, firmed up by acclaimed British jazz guitarist John Etheridge. With three longstanding members of the early rendition of the Soft Machine carrying the torch, this album features richly lyrical jazz-rock architectures of various ...
Soft Machine: British Tour '75
by John Kelman
Recent years have seen a wealth of archival live releases by British jazz-rock legend Soft Machine. But the lion's share of this material has revolved around the period 1970-72, which saw the classic lineup of keyboardist Mike Ratledge, saxophonist Elton Dean, bassist Hugh Hopper, and drummer Robert Wyatt morph from a freewheeling high-volume exploratory quartet into ...


