Dinosaur swamps is the second album by the flock.
The flock dinosaur swamps vinyl.
Embassy emb 31911 embassy 31911 cbs c 30007 format.
Their set up is guitar bass drums backed by a trumpet two tenor saxes and a violin.
Cbs 27 034 format.
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Dinosaur swamps expanded edition.
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All in all a great reissue on a double cd by british label bgo records.
The extra sax takes the place usually occupied by the trombone in the typical horn band of the era but the music of the flock is of an entirely different order.
It s a mess of a record that veers stylistically from classic rock to psychedelic country and jazz with lots of typical and to my ears somewhat annoying prog elements such as a lyrical concept apparently about some kind of a journey go figure and extended drum solos.
Jazz rock style.
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It was released in 1970.
Fusion jazz rock prog rock.
The flock formed in late 1960s chicago and dinosaur swamps was their second album.
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Jazz rock style.
Cbs cbs 64055 format.
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Vinyl lp album country.
Vinyl lp album reissue country.
Referencing dinosaur swamps lp album cbs 64055 lasting only three years chicago s the flock might have ended up as nothing more than a footnote on the creative rock scene between 1965 and 1975.
To summarize the flock 1969 is a good album with a distinctive jazzy sound while the second album called dinosaur swamps 1970 veers more towards prog rock.
Prog rock jazz rock fusion.
At initial playing dinosaur swamps really stinks excuse the pun.
The flock is an exceptional album from 1969 the year of the horn band explosion.
One might be tempted to think that there is only one tune worth listening.
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