Igginbottoms's Wrench: Angel Air liner notes: Difference between revisions
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''These are the liner notes added to the Angel Air 2000 reissue of Igginbottom's Wrench. Take note that, as implied in the text, the band had no involvement whatsoever in this reissue, and that the liner notes have all been written by the original production team behind the album. Original band member Mick Skelly has disowned the story as told here as a "fairy tale". The notes should be read against other available sources on the topic, but information is rather scarce. The transcription is a little rough around the edges, as it was done from a YouTube video.'' | ''These are the liner notes added to the Angel Air 2000 reissue of Igginbottom's Wrench. Take note that, as implied in the text, the band had no involvement whatsoever in this reissue, and that the liner notes have all been written by the original production team behind the album. Original band member Mick Skelly has disowned the story as told here as a "fairy tale". The notes should be read against other available sources on the topic, but information is rather scarce. The transcription is a little rough around the edges, as it was done from a YouTube video.'' | ||
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"IGGINBOTTOM - IGGINBOTTOM'S WRENCH" (1969 Review Disc & Music Echo) Much is being said about this group - combining jazz and pop and all that. And with sleeve notes by Ronnie Scott. The LP is by any standards quite exceptional. They do fuse jazz and pop, gently, non-violently and carefully. One can admire the group for what they are doing and enjoy what they do. It's mainly late-night sounds, done with confidence and care. Progressive fans are urged to try this, although tracks like "California Dreaming" and "Blind Girl will need some careful listening to. LG. | "IGGINBOTTOM - IGGINBOTTOM'S WRENCH" (1969 Review Disc & Music Echo) Much is being said about this group - combining jazz and pop and all that. And with sleeve notes by Ronnie Scott. The LP is by any standards quite exceptional. They do fuse jazz and pop, gently, non-violently and carefully. One can admire the group for what they are doing and enjoy what they do. It's mainly late-night sounds, done with confidence and care. Progressive fans are urged to try this, although tracks like "California Dreaming" and "Blind Girl will need some careful listening to. LG. | ||
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