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Gentle Giant Acquiring the Taste Mp3, Flac, Wma Gentle Giant Acquiring The Taste mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Acquiring The Taste Country: Italy Style: Prog Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1402 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1471 mb WMA version RAR size: 1979 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 200 Other Formats: MMF TTA VOC RA AA VQF WAV Tracklist Hide Credits Pantagruel's Nativity Alto Saxophone, Vocals – Derek ShulmanBass, Vocals – Ray ShulmanDrums, Tambourine – A1 Martin Smith Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar – Gary GreenOrgan, Mellotron, Vibraphone, 6:49 Synthesizer [Moog], Lead Vocals – Kerry MinnearTenor Saxophone, Trumpet, Vocals – Phil Shulman* Edge Of Twilight Bass, Violin, Guitar [Spanish], Vocals – Ray ShulmanClarinet, Vocals – Phil Shulman*Drums, Gong, Drums [Side Drum In Percussion Section] – Martin Smith Electric A2 3:48 Piano, Organ, Harpsichord, Cello, Timpani, Xylophone, Synthesizer [Moog], Lead Vocals – Kerry MinnearPerformer [Didn't Play On This One] – Gary GreenVocals – Derek ShulmanWritten-By, Arranged By [Percussion] – Kerry Minnear The House, The Street, The Room Bass, Violin, Guitar [Spanish], Vocals – Ray ShulmanClarinet, Piano, Trumpet, Vocals – Phil A3 Shulman*Drums – Martin Smith Guitar, Bass – Gary GreenLead Vocals, Clavichord – Derek 6:04 ShulmanOrgan, Piano, Celesta, Clavichord, Xylophone, Synthesizer [Moog], Vocals – Kerry MinnearRecorder – Tony ViscontiTrumpet, Organ – Paul Cosh Acquiring The Taste A4 1:36 Arranged By – Kerry MinnearSynthesizer [Moog] – Kerry Minnear Wreck Drums – Martin Smith Guitar – Gary GreenLead Vocals – Derek Shulman, Phil B1 4:37 Shulman*Piano, Mellotron, Harpsichord, Synthesizer [Moog], Vocals – Kerry MinnearRecorder – Tony ViscontiViolin, Bass, Tambourine – Ray Shulman The Moon Is Down Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Vocals – Phil Shulman*Bass, Twelve-String Guitar, B2 Organ, Bass [Pedals], Vocals – Ray ShulmanDrums – Martin Smith Guitar – Gary 4:45 GreenHarpsichord, Piano, Electric Piano, Mellotron, Vocals – Kerry MinnearLead Vocals, Alto Saxophone – Derek Shulman Black Cat Bass Drum, Triangle – Tony ViscontiBass, Violin, Viola [ And Skulls] – Ray ShulmanCello, Tambourine, Maracas, Vibraphone – Kerry MinnearCowbell, Vocals – Derek B3 3:53 ShulmanDrums – Martin Smith Lead Vocals, Claves – Phil Shulman*Twelve-String Guitar [12 String Wah-Wah Guitar, Donkey's Jawbone And Cat Calls] – Gary GreenWritten-By, Arranged By [String Quartet] – Kerry Minnear Plain Truth Drums – Martin Smith Guitar, Voice [Start Of Track] – Gary GreenMaracas, Vocals – Phil B4 7:42 Shulman*Piano, Vocals – Kerry MinnearViolin [Electric And Bass] – Ray ShulmanVocals – Derek Shulman Credits Arranged By – Gentle Giant Liner Notes – Gentle Giant Producer – Tony Visconti Written-By – Shulman*, Minnear*, Shulman*, Shulman* Notes Unlike Gentle Giant - Acquiring The Taste this variant has no "Printed in England by Howards Printers (Slough) Ltd., England" in the inner side of sleeve. And the 1st Category on the rear of sleeve above VO PRICE CODE is in red lettering. Barcode and Other Identifiers Other (Price code): VO Matrix / Runout (Side 1, Stamped): 6360041 1 Y// 2 ▽ 41 11 11 Matrix / Runout (Side 2, Stamped): 6360041 Y// 2Y ▽ ** 2 11 14 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Acquiring The Taste (LP, Album, 6360 041 Gentle Giant Vertigo 6360 041 UK 1971 Gat) Acquiring The Taste (LP, Album, RJ-7236 Gentle Giant Vertigo RJ-7236 Japan 1977 Promo) VEL-1005 Gentle Giant Acquiring The Taste (LP, Album) Vertigo VEL-1005 Canada 1971 Acquiring The Taste (CD, Album, 842 917-2 Gentle Giant Vertigo 842 917-2 Europe Unknown RE) Acquiring The Taste (CD, Album, 842 917-2 Gentle Giant Vertigo 842 917-2 Germany Unknown RE) Related Music albums to Acquiring The Taste by Gentle Giant Mensenkinderen - Het Lied Van Schijn En Wezen Gentle Giant - In A Glass House Gentle Giant - Three Friends Shannon Taylor - If It Is To Be As It Is Gentle Giant - Playing The Fool Gentle Giant - Live In Essen, Germany 1971 Gentle Giant - In Concert - 169 Dzal Martin - Drawing Horses 10cc - The Original Soundtrack Simon Hopper - Daffodils.
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