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COS ( LP ) Belgia

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Tytuł:POSTAEOLIAN TRAIN ROBBERY

Wytwórnia:Wah Wah

Rok:1974/RM

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Prog - rock z elementami jazz - rocka

Nowa edycja albumu . Remaster 2022

Wydanie 180 gram + insert

Tracklist

side A

A1 Postaeolian Train Robbery Voice [Introduction] – Adrian Stoop 4:13
A2 Cocalnut 7:20
A3 Amafam 8:24

side B
B1 Karbok /Composed By – Charles Loos

B2 Populi 3:30
B3 Halucal 3:50
B4 Coloc 9:47

Musicians

Bass – Alain Goutier

Drums – Bob Darstch

Guitar, Flute [Flutes], Composed By [All Songs By], Other [Devices] – Daniel Schell

Keyboards – Charles Loos

Percussion – Steve Leduc

Notesbeautiful reproduction of the original gatefold sleeve, featuring a 4-page image booklet and an insert with photos and liner notes. Mastered from the original tapes.
2022 rerelease

Repress of 500 copies. An obscure classic from the 1970s Belgian jazzy prog scene that has become a much sought after item on the collector's market since its original release in 1974. Highly inspired by both the UK's Canterbury scene and the zeuhl sound, the debut album by Cos has been compared to the likes of Soft Machine, Gong, Hatfield & The North, National Health, Gilgamesh, Egg, Placebo, Magma or Zao, with Pascale Son's unique wordless vocals and nonsense syllables singing in a voice that some sources have compared to Flora Purim's. The origins of Cos reach back to the second half of the '60s when Daniel Schell joined forces with Jean-Paul Musette, Pascale Son and Robert Pernet to form Classroom. When Classroom split, Daniel Schell and Pascale Son moved ahead and formed Cos together with Charles Loos, Alain Goutier and Bob Dartsch. They produced an experimental jazz rock sound linked to the influences above mentioned, but without being mere copycats. The album was released on the small obscure label Plus, and has arised interest not only among prog-rock psych-heads and jazz experimentalists, but also among those looking for breaks and bits to sample.