Pete Brown & Piblokto! - Thousands On A Raft album flac

Oh thousands on a raft They push for all they're worth Tied together to prevent Falling off the earth. So kick your neighbour overboard And take the plunge yourself You might end up as a sponge On somebody's shelf. They're dancing in the mines tonight Along the sunlit shafts It reminds me of my last head And now I sleep with Constance Fright And thousands on a raft Thousands on a raft. I looked into the future years And all I saw was graft I think it was from town to town So now I'm living on the road With thousands on a raft Thousands on a raft.

Thousands On A Raft is the second album by Pete Brown and Piblokto!, released in 1970 on Harvest Records. The album was the second one on which Brown and guitarist Jim Mullen collaborated. The album was the first to be released in the US in January 1972 on Blue Horizon. The album cover shows a model of the Titanic and Concorde sinking into water alongside beans on toast. All tracks written by Pete Brown and Jim Mullen, except where indicated. Pete Brown – vocals, talking drum, conga.

Get the Tempo of the tracks from Thousands On A Raft (1970) by Pete Brown & Piblokto! . This album has an average beat per minute of 113 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 113/113 BPM). Tracklist Thousands on a Raft. 1. Aeroplane Head Woman. 2. Station Song Platform Two.

Features Song Lyrics for Pete Brown & Piblokto!'s Thousands on a Raft album. If They Could Only See Me Now (Parts One and Two) Lyrics. Thousands on a Raft Lyrics. 3. Station Song Platfom Two Lyrics. Pete Brown & Piblokto! Lyrics provided by SongLyrics.

Oh thousands on a raft They push for all they're worth Tied together to prevent Falling off the earth. My future's in a paper cup My body's overstuffed I forgot when I last saw a face And now I'm drifting out to sea With thousands on a raft Thousands on a raft. Teile diesen Songtext. Lyrics powered by ww. usixmatch. Thousands on a Raft Album. Pete Brown & Piblokto! 01 Aeroplane Head Woman. 02 Station Song Platfom Two.

Peter Ronald Brown (25 December 1940) is an English performance poet, lyricist, and singer best known for his collaborations with Cream and Jack Bruce. Brown formed the bands Pete Brown & His Battered Ornaments and Pete Brown & Piblokto! and worked with Graham Bond and Phil Ryan. He also writes film scripts and formed a film production company. Brown was born in Ashtead, Surrey. Before his involvement with music, he was a poet, having his first poem published in the .

Thousands on a Raft is remembered as much for its cover as anything else - a picture of a model Titanic and a model Concorde sinking in a puddle, as rafts of toast ferry thousands of baked beans to the shore. Musically it was some good jazz-rock, with the emphasis not always on Brown's vocals and elliptical lyrics, as Jim Mullen's "Highland Song" offered an inventive, lengthy instrumental as the disc's centerpiece. The title cut has a Pink Floyd edge, surprising given Brown's predilection for jazz and blues, but it works well in the context  . This was the last gasp of this incarnation of Piblokto!, but there's no doubt they went out on a high note.