Gong - Expresso flac album

Expresso II is the eighth studio album released under the name Gong and the de facto second album by Pierre Moerlen's Gong. It released in February 1978.

Gong Expresso featuring Gong alumni Francois Causse, Benoit Moerlen and Hansford Rowe with guitarist Julien Sandiford’s unveil their new album, Decadence, on 20 February 2018. Says Hansford Rowe: Decadence’ is the title tune on the new Gong Expresso album. Here the word means ‘falling away. I hope this tune and all the music on the album somehow addresses this in an unadorned, direct way. When I play with these 3 musicians I am convinced there is something special happening, a coming together.

Track 1: Decadence HR: This tune explores a strong melody over multiple time signatures and key centers. As the title tune I hope it and the other tunes address in a positive way the decadence in western culture Julien and I see.

Labels Virgin Records. Music StyleProgressive Rock. Members owning this album1. 4. Percolations: Part 1.

Decadence by Gong Expresso, released 20 March 2018 1. Decadence 2. Zyphyr 3. Toumani 4. Talisman 5. The Importance of Common Things 6. Eastern Platinum 7. Frevo 8. God Knows GONG EXPRESSO: gongexpresso. com This near re-iteration of PM Gong is the first such grouping since the passing of influential drummer Pierre Moerlen in 2005. PM Gong was a major branch of the massive Gong tree. In the mid 1970's Pierre Moerlen separated from Daevid Allen, marking an end to the Flying Teapot period and a powerful jazz/rock unit was formed and signed to Virgin Records.

Expresso II is a music studio album recording by GONG (Canterbury Scene/Progressive Rock) released in 1978 on cd, lp, vinyl and/or cassette. Expresso 2 EMI Europe Generic 1990. Gong - Expresso II - Virgin - 25 856 XOT Virgin. Sort: Recent best-seller Results cached.

Gong alumni Francois Causse, Benoit Moerlen and Hansford Rowe join HRIII guitarist Julien Sandiford for the recording of the new album by Gong Expresso titled Decadence. This near re-iteration of PM Gong is the first such grouping since the passing of influential drummer Pierre Moerlen in 2005. PM Gong was a major branch of the massive Gong tree, which includes artists as varied and diverse as Steve Winwood, Bill Buford (King Crimson, Yes), Dave Stewart (Bruford/Hatfield) and even, in an indirect way, The Police, among innumerable others.