Gentle Giant - Gentle Giant / Acquiring The Taste (Remastered) (CD)

Gentle Giant - Gentle Giant / Acquiring The Taste (Remastered) (CD) (US Import)

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Gentle Giant - Gentle Giant / Acquiring The Taste (Remastered) (CD)

Gentle Giant - Gentle Giant / Acquiring The Taste (Remastered) (CD) (US Import)

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R 519.00
Sale price  R 519.00 Regular price 
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Imported from the USA

Artist
Gentle Giant
EAN/UPC
5017261210951
Product Type
CD
Label
BGO Records
Cat No
BGOCD1095
Released
2012
Pressing
UK
Studio
Beat Goes On
Music Genre
Prog rock , Rock
Styles
Prog Rock
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Description

Gentle Giant — Gentle Giant / Acquiring The Taste
Format: CD • Label: BGO Records (BGOCD1095) • Released: 2012 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Prog Rock

Tracklist:
1-1. Giant
1-2. Funny Ways
1-3. Alucard
1-4. Isn't It Quiet And Cold?
1-5. Nothing At All
1-6. Why Not?
1-7. The Queen
2-1. Pantagruel’s Nativity
2-2. Edge Of Twilight
2-3. The House, The Street, The Room
2-4. Acquiring The Taste
2-5. Wreck
2-6. The Moon Is Down
2-7. Black Cat
2-8. Plain Truth

Imported from the USA.

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About the artist

British progressive rock band active between 1970 and 1980.

Textually inspired by philosophy, personal events and the works of François Rabelais, the group's early compositional purpose was to "expand the frontiers of contemporary popular music at the risk of becoming very unpopular."

Source: Discogs

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