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"Released in 1990, this was Daevid's first 'planned' solo album in nearly a decade. As it would turn out, it remains to be one of his strongest. From the thoroughly hear-warming 'Gaia' to the mysterious 'Voice Of Om,' the album celebrates the highly respected musician. Born in Melbourne, Australia, Allen is a poet, guitarist, singer, composer and performance artist best known as co-founder of the psychedelic rock groups Soft Machine and Gong."
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"In 1975, following his departure from Gong, the highly influential group he had founded, Daevid Allen sought musical solace in the village of Deja on the island of Mallorca. Here he encountered a group of Catalan musicians, Euterpe, with whom Allen began a collaboration. Recorded in Mallorca, the album Good Morning! was released by Virgin Records in 1976 to great acclaim, being a unique work that was regarded by fans and critics as being equally as good as anything he recorded with Gong, if not better. Filled with Allen's startling original musical observations, Good Morning! appeared briefly on CD in the early 1990s and vanished quickly. Long sought-after by the legions of Gong/Daevid Allen followers, Esoteric Recordings is proud to announce the reissue of this album with fully-restored artwork and superb 24-bit digitally-remastered sound. The first-ever official CD release for this classic album in sixteen years."
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"The disturbed Daevid Allen in a strong electronic trip. Surprising from the Gong's master, but definitely furious. To associate with the New York Allen's period with Bill Laswell and Material. Wild, surprising and great." Also very "new wave" but why would they want to mention that?
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The 3rd post-Gong solo album by Allen, from 1979, and his first after arriving in NY after his break up with Gilli Smyth. With George Bishop (reeds), Chris Cutler (perc.), Pepsi Milan (acoustic guitar), Angel Aduana (banjo), etc. Pretty decent pastoral prog, with folkish tendencies. [deleted]
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Two-fer reissue of 2 EPs: 1978's Opium and 1983's Alien... (the later featuring Kramer, Carney, Laswell, Maher, etc.).
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