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KINGDOM COME (see also: Arthur Brown) - ARTHUR BROWN'S KINGDOM COME - Eternal Messenger - An Anthology 1970-1973 (5CD BOX) - UK Esoteric Remastered Expanded Editionprice: 190,00 PLN / 47,50 EUR
A five-disc box set from 2021 containing all the band's studio albums in remastered versions ("Galactic Zoo Dossier" from 1971, "Kingdom Come" from 1972 and "Journey" from 1973), enriched with bonus tracks from singles and compilations, as well as "Jam - First Sessions" containing recordings from 1970 but released only in 1995 - and the live "At The BBC 1971-1972" with nine tracks that had not appeared anywhere before. Inside is a 48-page booklet. Highly recommended! (MU) -
KINGDOM COME (see also: Arthur Brown) - KINGDOM COME - Journey (2CD) - UK Esoteric Remastered Expanded Edition - LISTENprice: 80,00 PLN / 20,00 EUR
Remastered British edition (from Esoteric), expanded with a second CD, of the third and last record by Arthur Brown's progressive formation, Kingdom Come. "Journey" is a very atmospheric and at the same time rather trippy record... There are many experiments with sound here (e.g. electronic drums), although there is as much pure rock here as on the previous two albums, and it is certainly more psychedelic than the 'second'. On the other hand, after a few listens the record turns out to be first-rate! The second CD contains, among others, tracks from singles, alternative versions of three tracks, and three tracks recorded for the BBC! Highly recommended! -
KINGDOM COME (see also: Arthur Brown) - KINGDOM COME (ARTHUR BROWN) - Galactic Zoo Dossier +3 - UK Esoteric Remastered Expanded Edition - LISTENprice: 70,00 PLN / 17,50 EUR
Remastered and expanded British edition! I love this record! A decidedly progressive album - perhaps at times a little difficult, but rewarding your patience after just a few listens! Brown, characterised by an incredible, diabolical voice, created with the band something like a (sometimes very) twisted suite - with plenty of juicy, progressive playing (guitars, organ) in the style of old Arthur Brown, King Crimson, rock Zappa, Nicholas Greenwood and early Atomic Rooster - and that is surely a good recommendation. Recently the CD Kingdom Come - Kingdom Come (1972) was also released. One more thing: in two tracks there is unconventional editing, so it may seem that the CD is faulty, but that is how Brown devised it and how it was recorded - also on the old vinyl! An absolute must!
