Progressive Ears Album Reviews

Release Date: 1973

Track Listing

Live Album:
1)	Fanfare (Jenkins) - :42 instant
2)	All White (Ratledge) - 4:46 instant
3)	Between(Jenkins/Ratledge) - 2:24 instant
4)	Riff (Jenkins) - 4:36 instant
5)	37 1/2(Ratledge) - 6:51 instant
6)	Gesolreut(Ratledge) -6:17 instant
7)	E.P.V.(Jenkins) - 2:47 instant
8)	Left (Hopper/Jenkins/Marshall/Ratledge) - 4:56 instan
9)	Stumble (Jenkins) - 1:42 instant
10)	5 from 13 (For Phil Seamen With Love &...(Marshall) - 5:15
11)	Riff II (Jenkins) - 1:20 instant
Studio Album:
1)	The Soft Weed Factor(Jenkins) - 11:13 instant
2)	Stanley Stamps Gibbon Album (Marshall) - 5:50 instant
3)	Chloe and the Pirates (Ratledge) - 9:28 instant
4)	1983 (Hopper) - 7:11 instant

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Member: 21stCenturyFloydMan
Date: 1/8/2004

A very enjoyable album. Karl Jenkins enters & replaces Elton Dean on the Reeds section. This album is divided into a live album & a studio album. The live album represents their tour in Europe in 1972, which is very enjoyable, & the sound quality is terrific. Great Jazz-Rock jams. This album is the genesis of the Fusion sound that will be featured on the later releases. The studio album is short but well done. I recommended this album to the fans of the fusion genre but not to a fan of the Wyatt era. (Unless you are a die-hard Softs fan then it does not matter)

P.S:This is my first review here!

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