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  LOCOMOTIV GT (see also: Omega) - LOCOMOTIV GT - London 1973 (+5) - ITA Eastern Time Remastered Expanded - LISTEN - VERY RARE

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  For the first time in the original cover! This is a very important and at the same time very good album - recorded in 1973 at the Olympic Studios in London and produced by the famous Jimmy Miller (The Rolling Stones, Traffic) - with a guest appearance - attention - by Jack Bruce (on harmonica - on one track)!!! They had something to boast about! The material on this record, released in 1974 by ABC Records (in the States and in the British Isles), is a blend of the second and third albums, that is, the band is still playing nicely, rock-oriented, still progressive, with few horns, but elements of 'funky-swinging' playing had already appeared which had a great influence on the third, Hungarian LP 'Bummm'. In addition three very rare recordings from the East German radio archive and - here is a surprise - two tracks from a Polish vinyl single from 1974 are included - including a rather unexpected cover of Tadeusz Woźniak's "Zegarmistrz światła"! Highly recommended! (JL)

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  LOCOMOTIV GT (see also: Omega) - LOCOMOTIV GT - Ringasd el Magad +9 - ITA Eastern Time Remastered Expanded Edition - LISTEN - VERY RARE

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  Remastered edition of the excellent second album, released in 1972, by the Hungarian rock classics. This album, still in a progressive vein (the last with bassist Karoly Frenreisz, who right afterwards founded the hard rock Skorpio), holds up very well years later - also thanks to very good remastering. It must be remembered that (compared with the superbly pressed old vinyl) the old Hungarian CD version from 1992 was simply unlistenable! In addition four tracks from Hungarian singles and five pieces played by Locomotiv GT and contained on the once very popular LP "Raport z amerykańskiego festiwalu" (1973). A must! (JL)