Nektar - Recycled (5CD/Reamstered & Expanded Box Set) (CD) (US Import)
Other formats & editions
Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Nektar
- EAN/UPC
- 5013929486744
- Product Type
- CD
- Label
- Esoteric Recordings
- Cat No
- ECLEC52867
- Released
- 2024
- Pressing
- Europe
- Studio
- Esoteric
- Styles
- Art Rock, Prog Rock
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Description
Nektar — Recycled
Format: CD • Label: Esoteric Recordings (ECLEC52867) • Released: 2024 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Art Rock, Prog Rock
Track Listing
Recycled - Remastered
- Recycle 2:46
- Cybernetic Consumption 2:11
- Recycle Countdown 1:52
- Automation Horrorscope 3:03
- Recycling 1:51
- Flight To Reality 1:19
- Unendless Imagination 4:38
- Sao Paulo Sunrise 3:04
- Costa Del Sol 4:03
- Marvellous Moses 6:35
- It's All Over 5:28
- Flight To Reality (Single Version) 3:34
- It's All Over (Single Version) 3:47
Recycled - Original Geoff Emerick Mix 2024 Remaster
- Recycle 2:50
- Cybernetic Consumption 2:11
- Recycle Countdown 1:52
- Automation Horrorscope 3:04
- Recycling 1:51
- Flight To Reality 1:23
- Unendless Imaginations 4:43
- Sao Paulo Sunrise 3:05
- Costa Del Sol 4:03
- Marvellous Moses 6:36
- It's All Over 5:25
Live At Massey Hall, Toronto, 26 May 1976
- Sao Paulo Sunrise 6:32
- Marvellous Moses 5:35
- It's All Over 5:24
- Patch 4:34
- Listen 6:01
- Smile 10:17
- Recycled 15:06
- 1-2-3-4 15:50
- Let It Grow 8:47
Live At Calderone Concert Hall, Long Island, USA, 24 July 1976
- A Tab In The Ocean 13:18
- Remember The Future (Part One) 16:03
- Sao Paulo Sunrise 6:53
- Marvellous Moses 5:52
- It's All Over 5:25
Live At Calderone Concert Hall, Long Island, USA, 24 July 1976
- Patch 2:00
- Listen 8:06
- Smile / Lonely Roads 8:58
- Recycled 19:08
- Let It Grow 6:52
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
Nektar were originally a group of British musicians living and working together near Darmstadt in Southern Germany during the early to mid seventies. They had massive success both with their albums and their live shows, which were famous for an adventurous mixture of good live-sound and vision, due to the light show covering the band during their live sets with psychedelic motifs. The connection between their music and the art of Helmut Wenske, who also designed three of their most successful album covers made them unique and still remembered to this day among those who saw their early shows or know their records. Reformed in 2000, and disbanded upon Roye Albrighton's death in 2016, the band regained several founding members in 2019, and recorded a new album of unreleased and new material dating back to 1978. This album again features the artwork of Helmut Wenske.
Current line-up (August 2019):
Derek "Mo" Moore - Bass (1969-)
Mick Brockett - Liquid lights (1969-1979, 2019-)
Randy Dembo - Bass and 12-String Guitar (2004-2005, 2019-)
Ryche Chlanda - Guitars (1978, 2019-)
Kendall Scott - Keyboard (2019-)
Maryann Castello – vocals (2019-)
Jay Dittamo – drums (2024-)
Former members:
Roye Albrighton - Lead vocals & guitars (1969 - 2016, deceased)
Ron Howden - Drums & vocals (1969 - 2023, deceased)
Allan "Taff" Freeman - Keyboards & vocals (1969 - 2004, deceased)
Tom Hughes - Hammond organ, keyboards & vocals (2004 - 2006)
Dave Nelson - Guitars & vocals (1977 - 1978)
Peter Pichi - Bass & vocals (2007 - 2012)
Dave Prater - Drums & vocals (1980 - 1982)
Carmine Rojas - Bass & vocals (1980 - 1982, 2006)
Billy Sherwood - Producer & multiple instruments (2012 - 2013)
Klaus Henatsch, - Keyboards (2007 - 2018)
Lux Vibratus - Bass (2011 - 2013)
Source: Discogs