Original Album Classics - CD, Box Set
Legacy | Columbia | Sony Music
2. November 2010
Europe
Soft Machine's tendency to create extensive suites of common songs, both in concert and in the studio (already Ayers' suite on the first album), reached its peak on 1970's Third, which was unusual for its time in that each of its four sides contained a suite. Third was also unusual because it sold for over a decade in the US and is Soft Machine'...
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| Title | Original Album Classics |
| Artist | Soft Machine |
| Format | 5x CD |
| Labels | Legacy | Columbia | Sony Music |
| Country of issue | Europe |
| Date of publication | 2. November 2010 |
| First released | 2010 |
| Weight | 655 g |
| EAN | 0886977814426 |
| Product ID | 26760 |
| Discogs ID | 2731503 |
| Discogs reviews |
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Soft Machine: Original Album Classics version on 5CD/Box Set in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Legacy in cooperation with Columbia and Sony Music on 2. November 2010.
Soft Machine's tendency to create extensive suites of common songs, both in concert and in the studio (already Ayers' suite on the first album), reached its peak on 1970's Third, which was unusual for its time in that each of its four sides contained a suite. Third was also unusual because it sold for over a decade in the US and is Soft Machine's best-selling record. They received unprecedented acclaim throughout Europe and made history by becoming the first rock band to be invited to perform at the London Proms in August 1970. The performance was broadcast live on national television and later released as a live album. Third (1970) Fourth (1971) Fifth (1972) Sixth (1973) Seventh (1973)
Album spans genres Rock, Jazz, Progressive rock, Fusion, Jazz-Rock and Psychedelic rock.
Soft Machine's tendency to create extensive suites of common songs, both in concert and in the studio (already Ayers' suite on the first album), reached its peak on 1970's Third, which was unusual for its time in that each of its four sides contained a suite. Third was also unusual because it sold for over a decade in the US and is Soft Machine's best-selling record. They received unprecedented acclaim throughout Europe and made history by becoming the first rock band to be invited to perform at the London Proms in August 1970. The performance was broadcast live on national television and later released as a live album. Third (1970) Fourth (1971) Fifth (1972) Sixth (1973) Seventh (1973)
Album spans genres Rock, Jazz, Progressive rock, Fusion, Jazz-Rock and Psychedelic rock.
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