Eno's making himself known.

Spedding then recorded his own instrumental album, Songs Without Words (1970) for Harvest Records, which was only released in Japan.[1]



That must be some obscure sh*t there.

I like this. Shame it sounds like a third generation cassette copy.

All getting a bit much now.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Is Chris Spedding the bloke who did Motorbiking?

Wikipedia tells me he was one of The Wombles.

And that he was on Tug of War and Pipes of Peace.

There is no mention of him on the credits for either of those albums.

Track 3 - China Sea.

"Junkie on the China Sea"

Slight.

Slightly nice.

Beach Boys-ey.

Sweet strings.

Moog!

This is trying to be catchy but is too leaden for that.

Also trying to be the Beach Boys but without the harmonies to make it work.

Track 4 - Engine.

This is the worst thing on the album, so far.

I thought it was going to be ballad all the way.

Welsh miserableism.

Vocals like a grinding gear.

He's doing that occasional thing he does.

Namely, just squawking and shouting.

:scary: