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| Genesis - We can't Dance
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(Virgin GEN-LP3 EU-91 VG+ 375:-)
The final Genesis studio album to feature Phil Collins finds the increasingly pop-oriented singer/drummer more firmly in the driver's seat.
There are moments throughout when the carefully crafted choruses and smoothly integrated sound of later Genesis prove winning - "Hold on My Heart", for one, proves that Collins can still produce real emotion.
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| Gentle Giant - Three Friends
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(Vertigo 6360.070 UK-72 VG+ 1250:-)
Gentle Giant's third album was a concept album about three friends who grew up together in school, parted ways, and meet up with each other in the future when each has choose a career for themselves.
UK 2nd pressing; "Made in England" on the B-side and correct listing of B1 as "Peel the Paint".
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| Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead
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(Mobile Fidelity MFSL-2-367 US-12 EX 1250:-)
An essential early document of the Grateful Dead – a double-length collection of live material that was one of the first to give the rest of the world a chance to hear what they could provide to their ever-growing concert audiences!
The tracks were mostly recorded in New York in early 1971, and have the group really spinning out their special sort of magic in ways that are a nice change from their studio records – looser, more jamming, and maybe more acoustic too – that shift from psych to roots that was already going on, but delivered here with the sort of warmth that would hold their fans in sway for years to come.
Half-Speed Production and Mastering by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab. Numbered, Limited Edition (#001704).
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| Gravy Train - Staircase to the Day
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(Dawn DNLH-1 UK-74 VG+ 2250:-)
Formed in Lancashire in 1969, Gravy Train was fronted by guitarist and vocalist Norman Barratt, along with J.D. Hughes on keyboards, flute and saxophones, Les Williams on bass and Barry Davenport on drums.
"Staircase to the Day" is considered a classic in prog rock circles. It blends the English style classic rock sound with progressive movements creating an excellent but very different style.
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| Greatest Show on Earth - Horizons
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(Harvest SHVL-769 UK-70 VG+ 500:-)
Greatest Show On Earth was the brainchild of talented musical brothers Norman and Garth Watt-Roy.
Backed by a hot brass section, this eight-piece outfit certainly packs a punch. With an eye-catching sleeve designed by Hipgnosis, ‘Horizons’ has become a collectors’ item throughout the world.
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| Guru Guru - Dance of the Flames
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(Atlantic K50044 UK-74 VG+ 375:-)
Guru Guru were one the pioneers of the Krautrock genre playing a trippy, hypnotic brand of music with outbreaks of heaviness.
The only Guru Guru album with ex-Eiliff guitarist Houschang Nejadepour on board is quite different from their previous heavy-acid works. In fact, you can hear excellent jazz/world fusion with doze of psychedelic prog there. Plenty of Indian, Arabic and Spanish music elements are included.
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