Slave-The Lover, The Madman & The Poet-'70 UK Folk Rock-NEW LP

Slave (22) ‎– The Lover, The Madman & The Poet
Label:
Seelie Court ‎– SCLP 018
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered
Country:
UK
Released:
2021
Genre:
Rock, Folk, World, & Country
Style:
Folk Rock, Prog Rock

Slow, echo-laden and atmospheric, using a psyched out twangy guitar and Doors-esque vocals intoning strange and twisted tales: a depressed Jim Morrison colliding with Hank Marvin and Lord Byron in a sonic suicide pact of downer psych prog mystery. The Shadows on a bad acid trip?

"A legendary Deroy classic...well, classic among the few wealthy record collectors who were able to hear it after punching a hole through their wallets. This rare artifact of song survived 50 odd years with only 99 discs to carry it, and I am glad it did. This is a great look into the UK concept album scene of about 69-75. Listening to it is like skipping through an incredible movie and only hearing snippets of dialogue or some action. And to aid this mysterious aspect, we have strange cryptic lyrics and an absence of track titles. And not to mention the most obvious, we don't know who made the damn thing! So make of "Lover, Madman, Poet" what you will, piecing together your own concept album...but at the very least you'll agree, it's a good one."

Tracklist
A1     Untitled     
A2     Untitled     
A3     Untitled     
A4     Untitled     
A5     Untitled     
B1     Untitled     
B2     Untitled     
B3     Untitled     
B4     Untitled     
B5     Untitled