Nick Mason - Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports album flac

Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports is the debut solo album by Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, released in May 1981 in the UK and the US. It was Mason's first major work outside of Pink Floyd. It is sung by Robert Wyatt (formerly of Soft Machine), except for the opening song. All the songs were written by Carla Bley. The album was recorded in October 1979 but its release was delayed for almost two years. All songs written by Carla Bley. Can't Get My Motor to Start" – 3:39.

For Pink Floyd completists, this album might provide a glimpse into an alternate universe of which they were otherwise unaware, but fans of Bley's earlier masterpieces like Escalator Over the Hill are likely to emerge somewhat disappointed.

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Complete your Nick Mason collection. Recorded at Grog Kill Studio,Willow,New York by Michael Mantler,assisted by Nick Mason. Produced by Nick Mason and Carla Bley. All Words and Music by Carla Bley. Digitally Remastered by Don Meehan.

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Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason released his first solo album entitled Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports in May of 1981. This album may say Nick Mason as the name of the artist, seeing as he played all the drums and co-produced and helped record the album, but the tracks were all written and co-produced by jazz artist/musician Carla Bley  . The Fictitious Sports album was hugely ignored when first released and peaked at a dismal but sales aside is a great album nevertheless. This album is now out of print.

About Nick Mason’s Fictitious Sports. Though under his name, Mason was not the writer of either music or lyrics for his first solo album. All music and lyrics were composed by avant-garde jazz musician Carla Bley. Mason did however play on the album, and was the co-producer along with Bley. The Ficticious Sports moniker is given to Bley and the various musicians who play on the album. Nick Mason’s Fictitious Sports Q&A. More Nick Mason albums. The Hapless Child and Other Inscrutable Stories.