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Tytuł: Machine Of The Universal Space

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Wytwórnia:BIG Pink

Rok: 1972/RM

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Prog - rock z elementami psych i jazz - rocka .

Koreańska edycja albumu . Remaster 2026

Wydanie mini - lp . Oryginalna rozkładana okładka albumu ( obi ) + insert

Tracklist

1 Let It Get Higher 3:38
2 Summer Song 3:33
3 Ba'Albeck Stone 3:37
4 Out In The Open 3:47
5 Green Star 3:19
6 Tiahnanaco Road 3:07
7 Aledebarente 4:52
8 Mesopotamie Natale 5:38
9 Proxima 2:40

Musicians:

Bass Guitar, Percussion – Gilles Papiri

Drums, Percussion – Philippe Combelle

Guitar, Lead Vocals – Ian Jelfs

Organ, Keyboards, Vocals, Percussion – Michel Coeuriot

M.O.T.U.S. released their album Machine Of The Universal Space in 1972, a progressive rock record that exemplifies the band's experimental approach to music composition. The album showcases the signature characteristics of 1970s progressive rock, combining complex instrumental arrangements with intricate songwriting structures. The band's French heritage contributed to a unique European perspective on the progressive rock genre, allowing them to position themselves within the broader art rock and experimental music movement that flourished during this period. The production quality and compositional ambition evident throughout the album reflect the band's striving to push the boundaries of rock music during a time when such artistic explorations were celebrated within underground and avant-garde music communities. The album's conceptual framework and extensive instrumental passages demonstrate M.O.T.U.S.'s dedication to creating immersive listening experiences in which artistic innovation took precedence over commercial accessibility. The work is an important example of the international progressive rock scene, where European bands developed their own distinctive sound, independent of Anglo-American influences. Due to the album's structure and approach, it can be placed alongside other important progressive rock releases from the early 70s that contributed to the diverse landscape of experimental music that characterized this decade. M.O.T.U.S.'s efforts on Machine Of The Universal Space remain a testament to the creative possibilities available to musicians willing to challenge conventional genre expectations and embrace complex compositional techniques.