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- Condition
- New
- Model
- EVP-888751057920
- Dimensions
- 4.96 x 4.96 x 0.43 in; 3.53 oz
- Language
- English
- Run time
- 4 hours and 24 minutes
- Label
- Sony Music Canada Inc.
Description
Limited five CD set containing a quintet of albums from the rock legends packaged in mini LP sleeves and housed in deluxe packaging. Includes the albums Spirit, The Family That Plays Together, Clear, Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus and Feedback.
Specs 7
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 4.96 x 4.96 x 0.43 inches; 3.53 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Sony Music Canada Inc. |
| Original Release Date | 2016 |
| Run time | 4 hours and 24 minutes |
| Label | Sony Music Canada Inc. |
| Number of discs | 5 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
For those who love Spirit
HI, It's exactly what I ordered, have not had time to listen to all the CD's but the 1st 2 are GREAT!!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by bruce s
The 4 Inimitable Spirit Releases + A Pretty Good "Almost" Spirit Release
in·im·i·ta·ble i'nimit'b'l/Submit adjective 1. so good or unusual as to be impossible to copy; unique. "the inimitable ambience of Hawaii" synonyms: incomparable, unparalleled, unrivaled, peerless, matchless, unequaled, unsurpassable, superlative, supreme, perfect, beyond compare, second to none, in a class of one's own; That's right. This LA band was in a class of its own. People like to talk about how Miles Davis invented jazz-fusion... Sometimes they talk about Miles getting fusion from Charles Lloyd... and that's all well and good, I am a HUGE Miles Davis fan (112 Miles discs in my library), but credit where credit is due, Spirit was there before either of those guys. With the possible exception of Frank Zappa, Spirit was the first band that wove serious jazz chords, scales and rhythms into rock and made it work. I loved this band when I was young and while Ed Cassidy and Randy California kept the Spirit name alive, it was never really the same after the original band split. This package is great value, you get Spirit The Family That Plays Together Clear (the most under-rated of the lot) 12 Dreams of Dr Sardonicus Feedback (the "almost" Spirit album that has been long out of print) A hallmark of great music is that it never sounds dated. None of these Spirit releases sound dated. This was an incredible ensemble. I don't really count Feedback as a Spirit album. That doesn't mean it isn't good but there's definitely a vibe that was do distinctly Spirit that is missing. All 5 CDs come in mini-Lp sleeves with the original artwork; note that Dr Sardonicus, Family That Plays Together and Feedback are not gatefolds like the original Lps. There are no liner notes and the Website that Sony points us to for liner notes is no longer active. But that's ok! Who needs liner notes when the music speaks for itself. Spirit was a one of a kind band. Nobody else could get a blend of Rock, folk, jazz, classical and Beach-Boy like harmonies. Seriously, this was a great great band, innovative much like the original King Crimson but with a feeling of light rather than darkness. Nothing to do with the review but a fun little story about Spirit: I ran into Ed Cassidy in a service corridor at a hotel in Denver. The reformed original line-up, sans Jay Ferguson, was playing at Ebbets Field night club. There was a coffee shop next door and I was going to the late set. The coffee shop shared a restroom with Ebbets in the service corridor. I came out of the Gents and ran smack into Ed Cassidy. I gushed with delight. Spirit had just finished the early set and the other guys were several feet away. Ed called them over and introduced me to Randy, John and Mark and we talked for about 10 minutes. They asked me what I wanted to hear in the late set and they played those tunes! What a bunch of nice guys. I saw Spirit again later in the week, Mark Andes recognized me and said "hey" from the little stage there in Ebbets. He knew I was playing bass at the time and chatted about his '57 Precision Bass with me. How cool is that. And now years later I have my very own music release that is inspired by the great bands of the late 60's Sunset & Vine LA Sound ESPECIALLY SPIRIT. A little jazz wrapped up in rock with poetic visions. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EK95UQA?ie=UTF8&keywords=timeslip%20better%20late%20than%20never&qid=1462557295&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2014 by Ajo Way
Spirt fans, a must have.
I had a cassette tape that was Spirts first 5 lps. My cassette player almost destroyed it. I went to Amazon and found this 5 CD pack. Got all the songs I wanted at a good price.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023 by James Bingham
A Review to Provide Context
In 1966, Randy California was playing with Jimi Hendrix in Jimmy James and the Blue Flames. When Hendrix was invited to Europe on the legendary tour that unveiled his virtuosity and captured the awe of British rock royalty (such as Eric Clapton, McCartney and Lennon, Pete Townsend, Keith Richards and Brian Jones), he asked Randy to accompany him. Problem was, California's mom wouldn't let him. He still had to finish high school... because he was only 15-years old! The guitar prodigy was already THAT good. And it was actually Hendrix who gave Randy his last name to distinguish him from another Randy (Texas) in the Blue Flames. I'm sure wiki has all this. Ed Cassidy - Randy's stepfather - was a classically-trained jazz drummer who started his professional career in the 30s - when HE was only 14-years old. He went on to back the likes of Gerry Mulligan, Thelonious Monk, Cannonball Adderly and Art Pepper and eventually joined his stepson in forming The Red Roosters, with Mark Andes and Jay Ferguson. Bassist Andes was an original member of Canned Heat. Vocalist Ferguson was a classically-trained pianist but was proficient with multiple instruments. He played percussion and shared singing-songwriting credits with RC in the Roosters (and truth be told, wrote most of Spirit's debut album). Keyboardist John Locke was hooked-up with pre-Doors guitarist Robbie Krieger and when he was eventually added to the lineup, the Roosters yielded Spirit. So, why all the background on the band members instead of a standard critique? To influence you in a different way; to illuminate the fact that Spirit was comprised of five brilliant musicians who briefly coalesced to create a jazz-rock-psychedelic sound that was so advanced, the public - and even critics - had a hard time wrapping their heads around it. They were light-years ahead of their time and influenced almost every major rock band of that era and subsequent ones. You can hear flourishes of Spirit in The Doors, Procol Harum, Quicksilver, Tull, Yes, the Airplane, King Crimson, The Byrds, ELP, the Dead, the Moody Blues, Genesis and yes, Led Zeppelin (as noted by others, Zep was Spirit's opening act on an early tour and Jimmy Page lifted the beginning of "Stairway" straight from "Taurus" [at :45 in]). Spirit is not background music while doing household chores or playing Pictionary with friends. As this collection superbly reflects, each Spirit album requires active listening, active participation. Then once you're engaged, they whisk you away on a musical journey that is as exquisitely unique and dazzling today as it was 45+ years ago.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2014 by Cy Bolton
Excellent item and service
Excellent item and service
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2022 by William hall
Four great CDs, one filler CD
This would be a five-star review if I focused on the first four CDs. Every one is a must-own for any fan of psychedelia-jazz-rock from the late ‘60s/early ‘70s. However the fifth CD, Feedback, is just boring filler. By the time the four classics had come out Jay Ferguson, Randy California and Mark Andes were going their separate ways. I have the four CDs in sequence in my trusty old iPod, so it plays Spirit, The Family That Plays Together, Clear, Twelve Dreams of Dr Sardinicus in order. Those four (plus the bonus material) flow together like a 3 hour, 40 minute release. It’s sad that Spirit is fading into the mists of time. They deserve more recognition as the truly trail-blazing rockers they were. A great, affordable collection. Five stars if Feedback is overlooked...
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2018 by Baja Bluesman