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Andromeda (10) – Andromeda
Label: | Green Tree Records – GTR 024 |
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Format: | CD, Album, Reissue |
Country: | Germany |
Released: | |
Genre: | Rock |
Style: | Prog Rock, Psychedelic Rock |
Tracklist
1 | Too Old | 4:58 | |
2 | Day Of The Change | 5:02 | |
3 | And Now The Sun Shines | 4:00 | |
Turns To Dust | (6:49) | ||
4.I | Discovery | 3:35 | |
4.II | Sanctury | 1:44 | |
4.III | Determination | 1:30 | |
Return To Sanity | (8:20) | ||
5.I | Breakdown | 2:15 | |
5.II | Hope | 5:35 | |
5.III | Conclusion | 0:40 | |
6 | The Reason | 3:32 | |
7 | I Can Stop The Sun | 2:10 | |
When To Stop | (8:32) | ||
8.I | The Traveller | 3:40 | |
8.II | Turning Point | 1:52 | |
8.III | Journey's End | 3:00 | |
Additional Tracks | |||
9 | Go Your Way | 3:03 | |
10 | Keep Out 'Cos I'm Dying | 3:46 | |
11 | Garden Of Happiness | 3:11 | |
12 | Exodus | 2:26 | |
13 | Journey's End | 3:03 | |
14 | Let's All Watch The Sky Fall Down | 4:03 | |
15 | Darkness Of Her Room | 5:10 | |
16 | See Into The Stars | 7:14 |
Companies, etc.
- Record Company – TRC Records (2)
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – RCA Records
- Copyright © – Repertoire Records
- Copyright © – GTR Records
- Manufactured By – Repertoire Special Projects
- Glass Mastered At – DADC Austria
Credits
- Arranged By, Producer – Andromeda (10)
- Bass Guitar, Vocals – Mick Hawksworth
- Design [Sleeve Design] – John Cann*
- Drums – Ian McLane
- Engineer – Eddie Offord*
- Guitar, Vocals – John Cann*
- Liner Notes – Mark Brennan
- Photography By – Gered Mankowitz
Notes
Standard jewel case with a white tray and 6-panel foldout booklet
[Front]
Andromeda
Plus 8 Bonustracks
[Booklet]
Track 9
Single A-Side RCA 1854/1969
Track 10
Single B-Side RCA 1854/1969
Track 11
Previously unreleased
Track 12
Previously unreleased
Track 13
Different Mix
Track 14
Previously unreleased
Track 15
Previously unreleased
Track 16
Previously unreleased
℗ 1969 RCA Records
© 1994 GTR Records
Thanks to:
Eddie Offord: Engineer
Martin the tapeworm at Advision Sound Studios
London June 1969
[Back]
Green Tree Records
A division of TRC
℗ 1969 RCA Records
© 1994 Repertoire Records
Manufactured by Repertoire Special Projects
under exclusive arrangement.
Tracks 11,12,14,15,16 previously unreleased
[Disc]
Green Tree Records
A division of TRC
℗ 1969 RCA Records
© 1994 Repertoire Records
[Front]
Andromeda
Plus 8 Bonustracks
[Booklet]
Track 9
Single A-Side RCA 1854/1969
Track 10
Single B-Side RCA 1854/1969
Track 11
Previously unreleased
Track 12
Previously unreleased
Track 13
Different Mix
Track 14
Previously unreleased
Track 15
Previously unreleased
Track 16
Previously unreleased
℗ 1969 RCA Records
© 1994 GTR Records
Thanks to:
Eddie Offord: Engineer
Martin the tapeworm at Advision Sound Studios
London June 1969
[Back]
Green Tree Records
A division of TRC
℗ 1969 RCA Records
© 1994 Repertoire Records
Manufactured by Repertoire Special Projects
under exclusive arrangement.
Tracks 11,12,14,15,16 previously unreleased
[Disc]
Green Tree Records
A division of TRC
℗ 1969 RCA Records
© 1994 Repertoire Records
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 4 015689 022423
- Barcode (Scanned): 4015689022423
- Label Code: LC 8065
- Rights Society: GEMA
- Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): GTR-024 15 A1 [DADC Austria logo]
- Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): GTR-024 15 A2 [DADC Austria logo]
Other Versions (5 of 17)View All
Title (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Andromeda (LP, Album, Stereo) | RCA Victor | SF 8031 | UK | 1969 | |||
New Submission | Andromeda (LP, Album, Test Pressing, Stereo) | Air Studios | 8803X44 | UK | 1969 | ||
Recently Edited | Andromeda (LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release, Stereo) | Eclipse (19) | Eclipse 88 LP | 1988 | |||
New Submission | Andromeda (CD, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release) | Not On Label | Eclipse 88 CD | Europe | 1988 | ||
New Submission | Andromeda (LP, Album, Reissue, Unofficial Release) | EMF (3) | 8803X44 | 1990 |
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Reviews

Andromeda was a late 60's band that had John Cann (later he joined Atomic Rooster) in their line-up. They only released one album, the self-titled and amazing Andromeda (1969) by RCA Records.
Andromeda (1969) comes absolutelly soaked in Blues Rock, Proto Prog and Psychedelia and is, in many ways, the precursor of some bands.
Andromeda is completely Proto Prog in songs like the amazing opener 'Too Old', 'Turns To Dust', 'Return To Sanity' and 'When To Stop'.
In other hand tracks like 'Day Of The Change' and 'Return To Sanity' sounds as Black Sabbath. But remember that Black Sabbath only released their first album in 1970.
I could say that Tony Iommi was very aware of this band/album while Black Sabbath was writting their first album.
Andromeda (1969) also comes with high psychedelic colors of course (just look at the cover) in tracks like 'And Now The Sun Shines', the Cream influenced 'The Reason' and the folk driven 'I Can Stop The Sun'.
What we have in Andromeda (1969) is a beautiful and raw (recorded in less than a month) Proto Prog album with Blues Rock and Psychedelic colors. Everything packed with an amazing bass playing by Mick Hawksworth (that also played with Fuzzy Duck), solid drums by Ian McLane and loads of great guitars by John Cann and good vocals.
My CD version is the Repertoire Records 1994 version and has 8 bonus tracks.
Bonus tracks are 95% of the time, wasted time, a fan thing. They were not good enough to be on the original record and are still not good enough to be on re-editions too. Not different here.
We have some good tracks like 'Go Your Way' and 'Let's All Watch The Sky Fall Down'. But the rest is pretty much forgettable.
Too bad the band didn't survived to record a second album.
Andromeda (1969) comes absolutelly soaked in Blues Rock, Proto Prog and Psychedelia and is, in many ways, the precursor of some bands.
Andromeda is completely Proto Prog in songs like the amazing opener 'Too Old', 'Turns To Dust', 'Return To Sanity' and 'When To Stop'.
In other hand tracks like 'Day Of The Change' and 'Return To Sanity' sounds as Black Sabbath. But remember that Black Sabbath only released their first album in 1970.
I could say that Tony Iommi was very aware of this band/album while Black Sabbath was writting their first album.
Andromeda (1969) also comes with high psychedelic colors of course (just look at the cover) in tracks like 'And Now The Sun Shines', the Cream influenced 'The Reason' and the folk driven 'I Can Stop The Sun'.
What we have in Andromeda (1969) is a beautiful and raw (recorded in less than a month) Proto Prog album with Blues Rock and Psychedelic colors. Everything packed with an amazing bass playing by Mick Hawksworth (that also played with Fuzzy Duck), solid drums by Ian McLane and loads of great guitars by John Cann and good vocals.
My CD version is the Repertoire Records 1994 version and has 8 bonus tracks.
Bonus tracks are 95% of the time, wasted time, a fan thing. They were not good enough to be on the original record and are still not good enough to be on re-editions too. Not different here.
We have some good tracks like 'Go Your Way' and 'Let's All Watch The Sky Fall Down'. But the rest is pretty much forgettable.
Too bad the band didn't survived to record a second album.