The Zombies Odessey & Oracle 180g Vinyl LP Translucent Orange Half Speed Master
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Description
The Zombies - Odessey & Oracle Limited Edition Translucent Orange 180g Vinyl - 50th Anniversary Release
Limited to 1500 Copies Worldwide
Half Speed Mastering at Abbey Road
Only 1 Copy Available
Artist: The Zombies
Title: Odessey & Oracle
Format: Vinyl LP
Genre: Rock
UPC: 030206725438
Release Date: 2015
Record Label: Varese Sarabande
Album Tracks
DISC 1:
1. Care of Cell 44 3:58
2. A Rose for Emily 2:17
3. Maybe After He's Gone 2:31
4. Beechwood Park 2:43
5. Brief Candles 3:28
6. Hung Up on a Dream 3:00
DISC 2:
1. Changes 3:17
2. I Want Her She Wants Me 2:50
3. This Will Be Our Year 2:06
4. Butchers Tale (Western Front 1914) 2:45
5. Friends of Mine 2:16
6. Time of the Season 3:32
Vinyl LP repressing of this underground pop/rock masterpiece. The Zombies were much admired during the '60s beat boom. Blessed with a superb lead singer (Colin Blunstone) and a fine young keyboard player (Rod Argent), their melodic, catchy songs fully caught the public's imagination. Recorded at EMI's Abbey Road studios in 1967 during the final months of the Zombies' short career, the band's masterpiece Odyssey And Oracle yielded their last great hit "Time Of The Season," but was destined for release after they had already broken up. Odyssey And Oracle is the British pop group's all-time classic concept album. This great collection of beautifully crafted songs has long been hailed as one of the best albums to emerge from the '60s. The strident piano playing of Argent and Blunstone's richly melodic vocals imbue these confident, lively pop songs with a special quality that lives on to this day. All serious complete record collectors and Zombies fans will want to savor a work that has been the subject of a huge revival of interest. Features all 12 original tracks - no fillers, no alternative versions - just as originally intended on the initial LP release, back in the groovy '60s Summer of Love.
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