Randy Bishop - I Sing a Soft Song (1972 LP)
Artist: Randy Bishop
Album: I Sing a Soft Song
Label: Liavid Stereo
Catalog#: LSP 1
Format: Vinyl LP
Released: 1972
Country: Canada
Genre: Folk / Psych
Duration: 00:36:36
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RANDY BISHOP, "I Sing A Soft Song" - маленький шедевр, один из немногих известных экземпляров, как сказано на странице 30 популярного ресурса "Acid Archives" в обзоре этого промо-альбома 1972 года из Ванкувера. Было отпечатано всего 100 экземпляров, помеченных как тестовые, большинство их них предназначались в качестве попытки получить контракт с лейблом. Bishop поёт и играет почти на всех инструментах, с необычными "примочками", как, например, партии фортепиано с большим количеством разумно выполненных психоделических уловок. Недостатком для некоторых треков могут считаться его завывания, так называемый эго-вокал, но равномерно отличное написание песен и особенно блестящие инструментальные схемы более чем восполняют данный пробел и каждый трек, в конечном итоге, является победителем. Остаётся только надеяться, что этот шедевр когда-нибудь всё-таки будет переиздан.
• RANDY BISHOP "I Sing a Soft Song" - A minor masterpiece -- one of the only known copies Refer to page 30 of your Acid Archives textbook for a review of this 1972 promo only release from Vancouver. Were 100 copies made, all labeled as test pressings, most given out in an attempt to get the record picked up. Bishop sings and plays nearly all the instruments, with unusual items like tack piano plenty of intelligently executed psychedelic production gimmicks. The drawback for some may be his howling, big ego vocals, but the uniformly excellent songwriting and particularly brilliant arrangements more than make up for it and every track is a winner. This is begging to be issued.
• RANDY BISHOP "I Sing a Soft Song" - A minor masterpiece -- one of the only known copies Refer to page 30 of your Acid Archives textbook for a review of this 1972 promo only release from Vancouver. Were 100 copies made, all labeled as test pressings, most given out in an attempt to get the record picked up. Bishop sings and plays nearly all the instruments, with unusual items like tack piano plenty of intelligently executed psychedelic production gimmicks. The drawback for some may be his howling, big ego vocals, but the uniformly excellent songwriting and particularly brilliant arrangements more than make up for it and every track is a winner. This is begging to be issued.
• Side One:
A1. I Sing a Soft Song - 03:04
A2. Lillipads 03:11
A3. Two Jugglers - 02:55
A4. Wonderful Angel - 02:35
A5. World of Black & Brown - 02:57
A6. Felicitas - 04:26
• Side Two:
B1. Childhood Song to Christopher Robin - 03:45
B2. Tragi-Comedy in Four Acts - 13:39
a). In Honour Of A Dissonant Triad
b). A Tale Told By An Idiot
c). Who Was That Unmasked Man
d). Morning
All Instruments & Vocals - Randy Bishop
A1. I Sing a Soft Song - 03:04
A2. Lillipads 03:11
A3. Two Jugglers - 02:55
A4. Wonderful Angel - 02:35
A5. World of Black & Brown - 02:57
A6. Felicitas - 04:26
• Side Two:
B1. Childhood Song to Christopher Robin - 03:45
B2. Tragi-Comedy in Four Acts - 13:39
a). In Honour Of A Dissonant Triad
b). A Tale Told By An Idiot
c). Who Was That Unmasked Man
d). Morning
All Instruments & Vocals - Randy Bishop
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