Vinyl Records by Nektar

Nektar

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

No Image Available	Journey To The Center Of The Eye Pop Used - LP BLPS 19064 Bellaphon German Gatefold Original.... more details

No Image Available	Recycled Pop Used - LP BLPS 19219 Bellaphon 1975 German Original.... more details

	Sunday Night At London Roundhouse Live Pop Used - LP BLPS 19182 Bellaphon 1974 German Original.... more details

	Nektar Pop Used - LP BLPS 19224 Hor Zu 1976 German Original.... more details

No Image Available	Remember The Future Pop New - LP PPS 98002 Passport Sealed 1974 Gatefold Original.... more details

	Down To Earth Pop New - LP PPSD 99005 Passport Sealed 1975 Gatefold Original, Clean COH. “Depending On Who You Ask, This Is Either Nektar's Greatest Or Worst Album. As Albrighton Explained Later, It Was The Band's Attempt To Re-Invent Itself As Someone Else — Like The Magical Mystery Tour. Old Fans Were Appalled; But As The First Album To Get Much Airplay In The U.S., It Brought In New Fans Who Found It By Far Their Most Accessible Work. Its Progressive And Funk Elements Are Set Around A Demented Circus Theme, With The Songs Introduced By A Loony Teutonic Ringmaster. "That's Life," Powered By Chattering Drums And A Positively Orgasmic Rickenbacker Bass Sound, Is A Standout Of Progressive Rock Showmanship. Delicate Pieces Like "Little Boy" And "Early Morning Clown" — Where Albrighton Uses Rotating Leslie Speakers To Great Effect — Alternate With Pub Rockers Like "Fidgety Queen" And The Lumbering Funk Of "Nelly The Elephant." For New Fans, This Album Is The Place To Start; And If They're Willing To Take It On Its Own Terms, Old Fans Might Find A Place In Their Heart For It Too. “ Paul Collins, AMG.... more details