HIGH TIDE High Tide LP LIBERTY 1970 UK original MISUNDERSTOOD-HAWKWIND-THIRD EAR
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HIGH TIDETONY HILL, SIMON HOUSE, PETER PAVLI, ROG HADDEN
Formed in 1969, High Tide were part of the wave of 'progressive underground' bands
which grew up in Britain in the late sixties.
Tony Hill had earlier played with The Misunderstood.
Simon House later played with Hawkwind and David Bowie.
He also played with members of The Third Ear Band on the soundtrack
to Roman Polanski's 'Macbeth'. Peter Pavli was later involved
with House in several Hawkwind offshoot projects
"HIGH TIDE"
Produced by GEORGE CHKIANTZ and HIGH TIDE
1970 LP LIBERTY RECORDS LBS 83294 STEREO
MADE IN ENGLAND ORIGINAL COPY
Released in a textured cover
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LABEL: LIBERTY - BLACK LABELS WITH LIBERTY LOGO
Catalog on cover: STEREO LBS 83294
Catalog on labels: LBS 83294
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Stamped): LBS 83294 A-2 U
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Stamped): LBS 83294 B-2 U
On labels: Recorded at Olympic Studios and Morgan Studios
?1970 on both labels (on the labels the release year appears at 3 o'clock)
Rights Society: A1, A2 Apple Pub.; B1 United Artists
On Back Sleeve: Liberty Records; Mortimer House; 37/41 Mortimer Street London W1
A Product of Liberty UA Records Ltd. London, England
Clearwater Productions
Printed and Made by the Upton Printing Group
from my records collection
tracklisting
BLANKMAN CRIES AGAIN
THE JOKE
SANEONYMOUS
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RECORD EX
SLEEVE STRONG VG+ (please, see pictures and read above description)
Their albums, which were for the most part completely uncommercial,
were characterised by elaborate, sometimes over-sophisticated guitar work.
The band were more popular on the Continent than in Britain.
Their second album was of a similar mould and comprised just three tracks;
the 14 minute Saneonymous which accounts for the whole of side 2,
the 8 minute Blankman Cries Again and The Joke, which lasts for over 9 minutes.
All three are extended instrumental compositions with occasional vocal interludes.
Despite their undoubted ability as musicians, High Tide's music lacked
sufficient interest to attain wide recognition. As High Tide's albums had not sold well
when originally issued, they had become quite difficult to obtain...(Tapestry of Delights)
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