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(Symphonic Prog, Progressive Rock, Folk Rock) Barclay James Harvest - ...And Other Stories - 1971 (2008 Harvest TOCP-70348),
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 Релиз и рип от Pollux'a (с его ведома и разрешения) Barclay James Harvest - ...And Other Stories - 1971 (2008 Harvest TOCP-70348)   Dave Connolly (AllMusic Review): Like the work of Buffalo Springfield or the Moody Blues in the first go 'round, you'll need to take it on faith that the Baroque touches on Barclay James Harvest and Other Stories were effective for their time. The fuzzed guitars, Mellotron, bongos, heavy orchestration and dreamy arrangements may sound stilted today, but strip them away (or simply acquiesce to enjoy them) and a very good collection of songs reveals itself. There are obvious nods to the Beatles ("Blue John Blues," "Medicine Man") and the Moodies (the lovely "Ursula"), but that's a fait accompli on any Barclay James Harvest album. Although the album doesn't really tell any stories (an optimistic acceptance of mortality comes into play on a couple of tracks), the band does aspire to bigger things on the aptly titled "The Poet." The only knock on this album (and it pertains to Barclay James Harvest in general) is that you wish they aspired to more. The classical arrangements are stunning, and when the band musters a big orchestral ending for a song like "Little Lapwing," you can't help but wonder how much better it would have been if they'd invoked it sooner. Musically the band is solid; Mel Pritchard's Ringo-isms on the drums are especially neat, while John Lees gets in some nice distorted guitar parts and Stewart Wooly Wolstenholme steals the show when the Mellotron comes into play. The epic "After the Day" closes things on a high note, ending with an explosion that announces all bets are off. Barclay James Harvest and Other Stories is itself a high note in the band's early catalog and worth a flyer for anyone interested in the band's oeuvre. [The 2002 EMI CD reissue included six bonus tracks, five of which were previously unreleased.]Жанр: Symphonic Prog, Progressive Rock, Folk Rock Страна исполнителя: UK Страна - производитель диска: Japan Год издания: 1971 LP Harvest SHVL 794 UK Год переиздания: 2008 Издатель (лейбл): Harvest Номер по каталогу: TOCP-70348 (SHVL 794) Тип: CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered, CD sized papersleeve album replica Аудио кодек: FLAC (*.flac) Тип рипа: (tracks + .cue) Битрейт аудио: lossless Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: full scans, 300 dpi Продолжительность: 1:02:07 Источник (релизер): из коллециии Pollux'a, его рип, с разрешения релизера Трэклист: 1 Medicine Man 2 Someone There You Know 3 Harry's Song 4 Ursula (The Swansea Song) 5 Little Lapwing 6 Song With No Meaning 7 Blue Johns Blues 8 The Poet 9 After The Day Bonus Tracks 10 Brave New World (Demo) 11 She Said (BBC Session) 12 Galadriel (BBC Session) 13 Ursula (The Swansea Song) (BBC Session) 14 Someone There You Know (BBC Session) 15 Medicine Man (BBC Session) Tracks 11 - 14 from the BBC Session 5th July 1971 Track 15 from the BBC Session 15th March 1972 Digitally Mastered at Abbey Road Studios, London January 2002. Tracks 11 - 14 previously unreleased Состав: Arranged By – Martyn Ford, Toni Cooke Bass, Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – Les Holroyd Drums, Percussion – Mel Pritchard Executive Producer – Norman Smith Guitar, Vocals – John Lees Orchestra [Leader] – David Whiston Orchestra [Manager], Conductor – Martyn Ford Producer – Barclay James Harvest, Wally Allen Vocals, Mellotron, Keyboards, Guitar – Woolly Wolstenholme   
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