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| 09 - Day Of The Fool.png | 181.7 KB |
| 05 - The Grass Is No Green.png | 169.0 KB |
| 03 - Mister Thomas.png | 150.1 KB |
| 02 - Don't Try To Catch A River.png | 138.3 KB |
| 08 - The Shepherd And The Moon.png | 136.8 KB |
| 04 - Rain And Tears.png | 132.0 KB |
| 01 - End Of The World.png | 131.1 KB |
| 06 - Valley Of Sadness.png | 125.8 KB |
| 07 - You Always Stand In My Way.png | 124.1 KB |
| Front Cover.jpg | 993.0 KB |
| Back Cover.jpg | 711.4 KB |
| Side 1.jpg | 541.8 KB |
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| 05 - The Grass Is No Green.flac | 40.8 MB |
| 09 - Day Of The Fool.flac | 32.4 MB |
| 07 - You Always Stand In My Way.flac | 28.5 MB |
| 02 - Don't Try To Catch A River.flac | 27.1 MB |
| 04 - Rain And Tears.flac | 23.2 MB |
| 06 - Valley Of Sadness.flac | 23.1 MB |
| 01 - End Of The World.flac | 21.6 MB |
| 08 - The Shepherd And The Moon.flac | 21.0 MB |
| 03 - Mister Thomas.flac | 17.5 MB |
| Cover.jpg | 190.0 KB |
| Torrent_downloaded_from.txt | 91 bytes |
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SOURCE: Aphrodite's Child - End Of The World (1968 Mercury) LP⭐
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Artist: Aphrodite's Child Album: End Of The World Label: Mercury – 138.350 MCY Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo Country: Greece Released: 1968 Genre: Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock Audio codec: FLAC | lossless Tracklist: A1. End Of The World 3:13 A2. Don't Try To Catch A River 3:38 A3. Mister Thomas 2:45 A4. Rain And Tears 3:10 A5. The Grass Is No Green 6:05 B1. Valley Of Sadness 3:13 B2. You Always Stand In My Way 3:55 B3. The Shepherd And The Moon 3:02 B4. Day Of The Fool 5:26 Personnel: Drums, Bass, Vocals – Lucas Sideras Organ, Percussion, Vibraphone, Flute – Vangelis Papathanassiou Vocals – Claude Chauvet (tracks: A1, A4) Vocals, Classical Guitar, Trumpet, Double Bass, Bouzouki, Organ – Demis Roussos The debut album of the only Greek 1960s rock band to make an international impact could have almost been the work of a foppish British psychedelic group on the cusp of turning progressive, if not for the notable foreign accent on the (entirely English-language) vocals. The use of the Mellotron in particular recalls the early psychedelic Moody Blues, as do the mild influences of classical music in the keyboards and melodies. If there's something distinct about Aphrodite's Child, it's a certain Mediterranean sentimental streak to both those melodies and the songs, which get more overtly romantic than virtually any British (or American) psychedelic band would have thought suitable. Though Aphrodite's Child stood up well to the British bands in their level of instrumental accomplishment and production, End of the World is an uneven record. The more heart-wringing numbers will be way too sappy for many listeners, some of the hard-rocking songs have overwrought soulful vocals, and there's a general awkwardness that's inevitable when bands are singing in a non-native language. But this epic melancholic grandeur also makes Aphrodite's Child stick out to some degree among second-division psychedelic acts, and their use of skin-crawling psychedelic effects, while dated, is quite imaginative (especially on the closing "Day of the Fool"). The title cut could well have been a standard European pop ballad without those effects, and is certainly the catchiest song here, if the drippiest, though it was the yet daintier "Rain and Tears" that gave them a hit in parts of Europe
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