The Nice - Collection 1968-1971 (5CD)
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Genre: Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Symphonic Prog, Classical Crossover, Jazz Fusion
Media: CD
Country of artist (band): UK
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip type: (tracks+.cue)
Audio bitrate: lossless
Total duration: 2:09:20
Albums:
1968. The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack (1993 / Charly Records / CD IMM 010 / Germany)
1968. Ars Longa Vita Brevis (1992 / Castle Communications / CLACD 120 / UK)
1969. Nice (1998 / Castle Communications / ESM CD 645 / UK)
1970. Five Bridges (1990 / Virgin / CASCD 1014 / EU)
1971. Elegy (1990 / Virgin CASCD 1030 / UK-Europe)
"Before the bombastic, extravagant Emerson, Lake & Palmer, there was the less bombastic, less extravagant The Nice. It was here that Keith learned how to lead a band, musically and visually. They don't get nearly as much attention (or hate) as ELP because they were less successful, but they are one of the most underrated bands of the late '60s. There's something more homey about these songs, which may be down to the less technically accomplished but equally good rhythm section of Lee Jackson on bass and country vocals and Brian Davison on drums. Together, these three created a wonderful Psych/Proto-Prog that's worth discovering for more than just ELP fans."
Media: CD
Country of artist (band): UK
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip type: (tracks+.cue)
Audio bitrate: lossless
Total duration: 2:09:20
Albums:
1968. The Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack (1993 / Charly Records / CD IMM 010 / Germany)
1968. Ars Longa Vita Brevis (1992 / Castle Communications / CLACD 120 / UK)
1969. Nice (1998 / Castle Communications / ESM CD 645 / UK)
1970. Five Bridges (1990 / Virgin / CASCD 1014 / EU)
1971. Elegy (1990 / Virgin CASCD 1030 / UK-Europe)
"Before the bombastic, extravagant Emerson, Lake & Palmer, there was the less bombastic, less extravagant The Nice. It was here that Keith learned how to lead a band, musically and visually. They don't get nearly as much attention (or hate) as ELP because they were less successful, but they are one of the most underrated bands of the late '60s. There's something more homey about these songs, which may be down to the less technically accomplished but equally good rhythm section of Lee Jackson on bass and country vocals and Brian Davison on drums. Together, these three created a wonderful Psych/Proto-Prog that's worth discovering for more than just ELP fans."