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Revelation (CD)

By: Man (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Revelation (CD) Album By Man (Artist)
1   AND IN THE BEGINNING  
2   SUDDEN LIFE  
3   EMPTY ROOM  
4   PUELLA! PUELLA! (WOMAN! WOMAN!)  
5   LOVE  
6   EROTICA  
7   BLIND MAN  
8   AND CASTLES RISE IN CHILDREN S EYES  
9   DON T JUST STAND THERE  
10   (COME IN OUT OF THE RAIN)  
11   THE MISSING PIECES  
12   THE FUTURE HIDES ITS FACE  
13   EROTICA (FIRST VERSION) PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED  
14   SUDDEN LIFE (MONO SINGLE MIX)  
15   LOVE (MONO SINGLE MIX)  
16   EROTICA (MONO SINGLE MIX)  
 

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Title Note

Man: Micky Jones (guitar, vocals); Clive John (guitar, keyboards); Deke Leonard (guitar); Ray Williams (bass); Jeff Jones (drums).

Personnel: Roger Leonard (vocals, guitar, harp, piano, percussion); Clive John (vocals, guitar, piano, organ); Mike Jones Group (vocals, guitar).

Audio Mixer: Ben Wiseman.

Liner Note Author: Deke Leonard.

Recording information: Pye Studios, Marble Arch, London (12/1968); The Langland Bay Hotel, Swansea (12/1968).

A blast from Man's psychedelic past, this debut shows the band making an auspicious debut with Hammond-drenched guitar rock. It's easy to see, between the spacy effects and unearthly vocal choruses of their single "Sudden Life," how Man positioned themselves between the space prog of Nektar and the acid-fried rock of Quicksilver Messenger Service. When "The Future Hides Its Face" melds Apollo mission control transmissions with jamming, it's certainly evocative of time both musically and historically. "And Castles Rise in Children's Eyes" takes a more measured and orchestral approach, while the wonderful "Don't Just Stand There" is the great should-be single of the album, careening as it does between spiraling organ solos and sunny choruses of harmonica and Dylanesque vocals. Not every experiment works on this album, but when Man get it right, they get it very right. ~ Paul Collins

A blast from Man's psychedelic past, this debut shows the band making an auspicious debut with Hammond-drenched guitar rock. It's easy to see, between the spacy effects and unearthly vocal choruses of their single "Sudden Life," how Man positioned themselves between the space prog of Nektar and the acid-fried rock of Quicksilver Messenger Service. When "The Future Hides Its Face" melds Apollo mission control transmissions with jamming, it's certainly evocative of time both musically and historically. "And Castles Rise in Children's Eyes" takes a more measured and orchestral approach, while the wonderful "Don't Just Stand There" is the great should-be single of the album, careening as it does between spiraling organ solos and sunny choruses of harmonica and Dylanesque vocals. Not every experiment works on this album, but when Man get it right, they get it very right. [Esoteric's 2009 edition included bonus tracks.] ~ Paul Collins

Album Description

A blast from Man's psychedelic past, this debut shows the band making an auspicious debut with Hammond-drenched guitar rock. It's easy to see, between the spacy effects and unearthly vocal choruses of their single "Sudden Life," how Man positioned themselves between the space prog of Nektar and the acid-fried rock of Quicksilver Messenger Service. When "The Future Hides Its Face" melds Apollo mission control transmissions with jamming, it's certainly evocative of time both musically and historically. "And Castles Rise in Children's Eyes" takes a more measured and orchestral approach, while the wonderful "Don't Just Stand There" is the great should-be single of the album, careening as it does between spiraling organ solos and sunny choruses of harmonica and Dylanesque vocals. Not every experiment works on this album, but when Man get it right, they get it very right. ~ Paul Collins

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