The sixth album from this band from The Netherlands.
The band was a trio with a lineup of drums, bass and keyboards. Elton Dean added his saxophones throughout this album.
This album is not really a new studio album. It is archive material, some of it live, of a cooperation between Elton Dean and the great Dutch band Supersister.
Both of these entities is great in their own right. A merging of them into one band is bound to give us some good music.
The question here will be the sound quality as this is archival material. The sound is reasonable good as the music was recorded in 1974.
We get forty minutes of some good jazz here. Jazz where Supersister and Soft Machine stuff is being combined.
Everyone included does a great job on some good pieces of music. Soft Machine and Supersister fans will off course lap up this album and get it whatever this review says. It is indeed a good album in it's own right and one to check out.
3 points
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