MOGUL THRASH (see also: Colosseum / King Crimson)
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MOGUL THRASH (see also: Colosseum / King Crimson) - MOGUL THRASH - BBC Sessions And Album Outtakes 1970-1971 - FRA Verne Press - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 110,00 PLN / 27,50 EUR
A fantastic album containing recordings not released on vinyl, made for BBC radio (including a Colosseum cover and two unreleased compositions) and alternative versions of several recordings from the debut sessions. The whole thing, as good as the sole album by this fantastic band, sounds perfect and is superbly pressed! Please listen to the music from YouTube! A must! Condition: NEW, but not shrink-wrapped. -
MOGUL THRASH (see also: Colosseum / King Crimson) - MOGUL THRASH - Mogul Thrash +7 - SWE Flawed Gems Remastered Expanded Edition - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
Remastered Swedish edition, expanded by 35 minutes, of the only, but brilliant, album by the heavy-jazz-progressive group led by the former Colosseum guitarist/vocalist James Litherland. In addition two tracks from the monophonic single and five unreleased (and truly fantastic) studio tracks (including two planned for the unreleased second LP) from the BBC archives are included. Heavy, slightly jazzy moods, great, almost Hendrix-like guitars and incredible bass playing by the then unknown John Wetton! Long, for the most part instrumental tracks very much resembling a somewhat heavier and more rock-oriented Colosseum! Can one ask for more in the case of old prog rock? The album was produced by Brian Auger, who also played piano on the track "St. Peter". AN ABSOLUTE MUST! (JL) -
MOGUL THRASH (see also: Colosseum / King Crimson) - MOGUL THRASH - Mogul Thrash +1 - FRA Absinthe CLEAR VINYL Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 110,00 PLN / 27,50 EUR
Great-sounding, limited French edition on clear vinyl of the only, but brilliant, album by the heavy-jazz-progressive group led by the former Colosseum guitarist/vocalist James Litherland. Heavy, slightly jazzy moods, great, almost Hendrix-like guitars and incredible bass playing by the then unknown John Wetton! Long, for the most part instrumental tracks very much resembling a somewhat heavier and more rock-oriented Colosseum! Can one ask for more in the case of old prog rock? In addition a track from the A-side of a single is included. AN ABSOLUTE MUST!
