Camel – Moonmadness

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Label:	Decca – TXS-R 115, Gama (3) – TXS-R 115
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold
Land:	UK
Veröffentlicht:	26. März 1976
Genre:	Rock
Stil:	Prog Rock

Trackliste

A1	Aristillus Voice – Andy Ward (2)	1:56
A2	Song Within A Song Lead Vocals – Doug Ferguson Vocals – Andy Latimer*	7:16
A3	Chord Change	6:46
A4	Spirit Of The Water Vocals – Peter Bardens	2:07
B1	Another Night Vocals – Andy Latimer*	6:58
B2	Air Born Vocals – Andy Latimer*	5:02
B3	Lunar Sea	9:11

Unternehmen usw.

Aufgenommen bei – Basing Street Studios
Druck durch – Robert Stace
Phonographisches Copyright ℗ – Gama Records Ltd.
Plattenfirma – Gama Records Ltd.
Plattenfirma – The Decca Record Company Limited
Gepresst durch – Decca Record Co. Ltd., Pressing Plant, UK.

Mitwirkende (Credits)

Bass – Doug Ferguson
Coordinator [Co-ordination] – Geoff Jukes
Design [Camel Logo] – David Anstey
Drums, Percussion – Andy Ward (2)
Engineer – Rhett Davies
Engineer [Assistant] – Guy Bidmead
Guitar, Flute, Recorder – Andy Latimer*
Keyboards – Peter Bardens
Lacquer Cut By – Blair*
Producer – Camel, Rhett Davies
Sleeve, Design – Field (6)
Written-By – Latimer* (Titel: A1 to A3, B1 to B3), Ward* (Titel: B1), Ferguson* (Titel: B1), Bardens* (Titel: A2 to B3)

Anmerkungen

First UK edition
Released in a textured "faux-leather" gatefold sleeve which is more textured than subsequent releases.
Inside gatefold is brown tinted.

Printed in England by Robert Stace.
Runouts with P-1 suffix and BLAIR.

℗ 1976 Gama Records Ltd.
A Gama Records Ltd. Production.
The Decca Record Co. Ltd.
Made In England.

Recorded at Basing Street Studios, London, January/February 1976.
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Moonmadness has different labels.

Runouts are stamped, except for BLAIR

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Andere (Stereo indicator on spine): Ⓢ
Matrix / Runout (Label side A): XZAL 14394P
Matrix / Runout (Label side B): XZAL 14395P
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, variant 1): XZAL-14394.P-1 BLAIR C 1
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, variant 1): XZAL-14395.P-1 BI 1
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, variant 2): XZAL-14394.P-2W BLAIR
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, variant 2): XZAL-14395.P-1
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, variant 3): XZAL-14394.P-1 BLAIR D 2
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, variant 3): XZAL-14395.P-1 BH 1
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, variant 4): XZAL-14394.P-1 BLAIR K 1 2 B
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, variant 4): XZAL-14394.P-2W U 1

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	Titel (Format)	Label	Kat.-Nr.	Land	Jahr
Benötigt Veränderungen	Moonmadness (LP, Album)	Decca	6376 118	UK	1976
Vor kurzem bearbeitet	Moonmadness (LP, Album, Stereo)	Nova (6), Nova (6)	6.22 500, 6.22500	Germany	1976
Vor kurzem bearbeitet	Moonmadness (LP, Album, Stereo, Gatefold)	Decca, Gama (3)	P-TXS-R 115	Portugal	1976
Vor kurzem bearbeitet	Moonmadness (LP, Album)	Decca	TXS-R 115	New Zealand	1976
	Moonmadness (LP, Album, Gatefold)	Janus Records	JXS 7024	US	1976

Rezensionen

Dex3052 7. Feb. 2023
Vor 3 Monaten bearbeitet
My Belgian version of the album has dark blue labels w/ silver print and has title misprinted as 'Mood Madness' on both sides. Any ideas?
Want_the_best_copy 24. Aug. 2020
The vinyl of my copy looks perfect as does the gatefold sleeve. It is graded Near Mint because it has been played as per Discogs guidelines/Goldmine standard.
LeonTP 16. Nov. 2019
Vor 3 Jahren bearbeitet
This is one of the trickiest albums to find mint for some reason. It seems to always have groove wear, especially towards the end side tracks. Ive listened to countless copies and they always have a few spindle lines on the label, signifying its been played, likely by a record changer.
But its so strange because no matter how perfect the copy is advertised as its always worn. Maybe the vinyl is really fragile here for some reason? Im almost convinced its necessary to have a sealed copy of this to truly get it mint.
Sounds great if you can get it clean though.
70sProgFan 16. Sept. 2019
Quite simply the best Camel album of all time. It was the band's fourth effort and it was never surpassed. The last album to feature the classic line-up of Bardens, Latimer, Ferguson and Ward, we have a mix of instrumental and vocal tracks, the latter coming back after album three 'The Snow Goose' which had been completely instrumental.
There are so many highlights on this album that it is unfair to pick out favourites - but I will anyway! The opening track "Aristillus" has always been my #1 track, but it's closely followed by "Air Born". Hell, I just love them all!

If you only ever buy one Camel album make sure that it's this one!