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Name:moving gelatine plates 1972 the world of genius hans [

Infohash: 61C8A23C1B7D9A55D248D5B21E858DEE51E02F22

Total Size: 147.48 MB

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01 The World of Genius Hans.mp3 (Size: 147.48 MB) (Files: 18)

 01 The World of Genius Hans.mp3

32.10 MB

 01 The World of Genius Hans.sfv

1.63 KB

 02 Funny Doll.mp3

10.14 MB

 03 Astromonster.mp3

14.37 MB

 04 Moving Theme.mp3

8.85 MB

 05 Cauchemar.mp3

8.73 MB

 06 We Were Loving Her.mp3

8.35 MB

 07 Un Jour.mp3

3.36 MB

 08 Synthème.mp3

8.08 MB

 09 L'Alchimiste.mp3

7.74 MB

 10 Les êtres d'or.mp3

13.50 MB

 11 Ombres.mp3

8.81 MB

 12 Rire de peine.mp3

16.40 MB

 Artwork

  back_scan.jpeg

1.97 MB

  cd_scan.jpeg

803.79 KB

  front_scan.jpeg

3.22 MB

  innersleeve_scan.jpeg

1.04 MB

 moving.nfo

10.92 KB
 

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Torrent description

Artist....: moving gelatine plates
Title.....: the world of genius hans
Rel. Date.: 1972
Type/Genre: Jazz rock
Size......: 147mb
Format....: mp3
Bitrate...: 320

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Tracks:


01-The World of Genius Hans
02-Funny Doll
03-Astromonster
04-Moving Theme
05-Cauchemar
06-We Were Loving Her
07-Un Jour
08-Syntheme
09-L'alchimiste
10-Les etres d'or
11-Obres
12-Rire de peine

Musicians tracks 1 to 7:
*Maurice Helmlinger - Trumplet, soprano sax, alto sax, tenor sax, Hammond organ, backing vocals
*Gerard Bertram - Guitar, Leslie Guitar, 12-string guitar, vocals
*Didier Thibault - Bass, vocals
*Gerard Pons - Drums

and with help from:
*Michel Camicas - Trombone
*Jean-Pierre Laroque - Basson
*Guy Boyer - Vibes

Musicians tracks 8-12:
*Didier Thibault - Bass, vocals, guitars, synthesiers
*Jean-Jacques Herts - Guitars
*Marc Profichet - Drums
*Jean Rubert - Saxes
*Dominique Godin - Keyboards

MGP was an early French underground band that eschewed the tendency of other bands of that period in France to propogate a left-wing political message.

By contrast, MGP's lyrics (in English) were intentfully benign and sometimes silly, that is - if they used lyrics at all. A full half of the songs on this, their second album, are completely instrumental, and those that are not have a clear instrumental focus.

The band was the four-piece of Gerard Pons (drums), Didier Thibault (bass), Gerard Bertram (guitars and vocals) and Maurice Helmlinger (trumpet, saxes, flute and hammond organ); in addition, guests contribute trombone, bassoon, vibes and backing vocals.

Their music was a powerful jazz-rock with a strong improvisational quality, yet all was tightly arranged and played fluently. Because of Thibault's fuzz-bass and Helminler's smooth alto and tenor sax delivery - as well as the overall feel of their sound, one might be reminded of Soft Machine around their second or third album, yet MGPs tunes are more pure and playful, from a strictly compositional standpoint.

Another point of reference might be early pre-zeuhl Magma, maybe circa 1001 Centigrades as well as The Muffins (this was still a few years before the Muffins formed, but the comparison still holds true.)

Their command of melodics is solid, yet the tunes take a few listens to sink in, mostly due to the band's not indulging in the endless use of hooks and repeats.

Signature and tempo can change at any time unexpectedly, as the instrumental "Astromonster" capably illustrates. The vocals on "Funny Doll" give that song an almost Blood, Sweat & Tears-in-high-gear feel.

The fourteen minute title track delivers some of the sweetest yet energetic sax soloing on the entire disc.

The five bonus tracks Musea included were from the 1980 album by Moving, a band formed by Didier Thibault many years later in an attempt to re-create the MGP sound (other tracks from Moving's album are on the first MGP reissue).

Unfortunately, these bonus tracks hardly live up to the quality of Genius Hans, yet if taken on their own are still quite good.

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