GONG Camembert Electrique

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Camembert Electrique
GONG
Formed in 1969 by Daevid Allen, a founding member of Soft Machine, Gong quickly became one of the most unique, innovative, and experimental rock groups of the 70s. Their second album, "Camembert Electrique," originally released in France on BYG/Actuel in 1971 and later in the UK by Virgin in 1974, remains a powerfully psychedelic and avant-garde record. Described by Steve Turner in 1971 as showcasing Daevid Allen's genius, akin to "a Dylan Thomas of another age," this album is celebrated for its continued relevance and fresh sound.

Features:
• Remastered and fully restored from the original master tapes by Nick Robbins.
• Includes an insightful essay by long-term Gong fan Mark Paytress (Mojo magazine).
• The LP features the original gatefold sleeve, artwork, illustrated booklet, inserts, and lyrics, all faithfully reproduced with a classy matte laminate varnish.
• The CD version mimics the original LP vibe and includes a 24-page booklet plus an inner printed bag.

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Track List CD:

1. Radio Gnome
2. You Can’t Kill Me
3. I’ve Bin Stone Before: Mister Long Shanks: O Mother
4. I Am Your Fantasy
5. Dynamite: I Am Your Animal
6. Wet Cheese Delirum
7. Squeezing Sponges Over Policemen’s Heads
8. Fohat Digs Holes In Space
9. Tried So Hard
10. Tropical Fish: Selene
11. Gnome The Second