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Spontaneous Combustion
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Spontaneous Combustion & Triad
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1972 |
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1:16:46 |
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rock |
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Speed of Light (1st)
5:27 |
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Listen to the Wind (1st)
7:48 |
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Leaving (1st)
5:13 |
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200 Lives (1st)
2:57 |
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Down With the Moon (1st)
7:06 |
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Reminder (1st)
10:28 |
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Spaceship (2nd)
3:29 |
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Brainstorm (2nd)
6:23 |
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Child Life (2nd)
4:15 |
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Love and Laughter (2nd)
3:33 |
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Pan (2nd)
7:37 |
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Rainy Day (2nd)
3:13 |
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Monolith Parts 1,2 & 3 (2nd)
9:17 |
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This obscure outfit formed in 1971. Greg Lake spotted their potential and produced their debut album, which was a pretty typical progressive offering with lots of guitar and synthesizer. The follow-up Triad was more of the same. They are classic examples of albums nobody much wanted at the time becoming collectable - which is largely due to the label they appeared on.
After their demise Tristian Margetts resurfaced playing and recording with Greg Lake, but brother Gary quit the music business. Tony Brock was later in Strider and The Babys. In the eighties he was in Rod Stewart's backing band. RECOMMENDED FOR ALL HARDROCK FANS....
1st Album:
1. Speed of Light
2. Listen to the Wind
3. Leaving
4. 200 Lives
5. Down With the Moon
6. Reminder
2nd Album:
7. Spaceship
8. Brainstorm
9. Child Life
10. Love and Laughter
11. Pan
12. Rainy Day
13. Monolith Parts 1,2 & 3
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