Heldon Third "It's Always Rock'n'Roll" 2LP gatefold 1975 France NEAR MINT VINYL

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Heldon

Third "It's Always Rock N Roll"

Disjuncta 000006/7 2LP 33RPM 12" 1975 (France)

Third album from the French spacerock electro combo masterminded by Richard Pinhas (1975). Heldon's darkest work lays another stone in their sonic mosaic: synths, drones, fuzz and trippy improvisations. Intense Heldon! Double vinyl!

Tracklist
A1 Ics Machinique 
A2 Cotes De Cachalot À La Psylocybine
Bass – Richard
Mellotron, Guitar, Performer [Other Devices] – Georges Grünblatt
A3 Mechamment Rock
Drums – Gilbert Artman
A4 Cocaine Blues 
B Aurore
Harmonium [Indian] – Ariel
Vocals – Aurore
18:35
C1 Virgin Swedish Blues 
C2 Ocean Boogi
Bass – Richard
Mellotron, Guitar, Performer [Other Devices] – Georges Grünblatt
Written-By – Georges Grünblatt
C3 Zind Destruction (Bouillie Blues) 
D Doctor Bloodmoney
Drums – Jean-My Truong
Soloist, Synthesizer [Arp] – Patrick Gauthier
17:05

Recorded At – Schizo Studios
Printed By – Imprimerie JAT

Cover [Front Cover] – Muguet
Performer [Heldon Is Now] – Alain Renaud, Aurore, Richard Pinhas
Photography By [Inside Pictures] – Agneta Nilsson, Daniel Ebert
Producer – Joe Chip
Recorded By [Drums] – Alain François
Synthesizer [Arp, Vcs3], Mellotron, Guitar, Tape [Tapes] – Richard Pinhas
Written-By – Richard Pinhas (tracks: A1 to C1, C3, D)

Recorded at Schizo Studios, Paris, December/March 1975.
"Doctor Bloodmoney" is dedicated to Phil K. Dick.
"Zind Destruction" is also dedicated to the man on the guitar.
Gilbert Artman appears courtesy of Vamp Records.

Side A: 25:35
Side B: 18:35
Side C: 22:15
Side D: 17:05

Made in France 

Two LPs are NEAR MINT in plastic-lined paper inner sleeves in a gatefold picture sleeve in GOOD condition Note About Shipping To The U.S.
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