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Gryphon - Treason album

  • Performer: Gryphon
  • Genre: Rock
  • Title: Treason
  • Released: 1977
  • Style: Prog Rock
  • Country: UK
  • MP3 version size: 1950 mb
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  • Rating: 4.8
  • Votes: 298

Description

Treason is the last album by progressive rock band Gryphon, originally released in 1977 by Harvest, catalogue number SHSP 4063.

版公司 Harvest Records EMI Records C-Five Records.

Treason is the fifth album by progressive rock band, Gryphon, originally released in 1977 by Harvest, catalogue number SHSP 4063. It would be their last album for over 40 years. The album was produced and co-ordinated by Mike Thorne with engineering by Mick Glossop and John Leckie. It was recorded at the Manor, Oxfordshire and Abbey Road, London. Spring Song" (Harvey, Sebastion) - 10:00. Round & Round" (Harvey, Sebastion) - 4:30. Flash in the Pantry" (Gulland, Sebastion) - 4:57.

Treason ‎(LP, Album). Treason = 反逆児 ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RE, SHM).

Gryphon is the debut album by the progressive rock band Gryphon. It was originally released in 1973 by Transatlantic Records. It was recorded at Riverside Recordings and Livingston Studios. The gryphon cover illustration was done by Dan Pearce. And Their Name Was Treason is the debut studio album by American rock band A Day to Remember, released on May 10, 2005 through Indianola Records. It followed their second self-released EP, which was produced the same year. The album was the band's only release under Indianola; its success led the group sign to Victory Records.

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Treason is the last album by progressive rock band, Gryphon, originally released in 1977 by Harvest, catalogue number SHSP 4063. It was recorded at the Manor, Oxfordshire and Abbey Road, London

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Tracklist

A1 Spring Song 9:55
A2 Round & Round 4:28
A3 Flash In The Pantry 4:54
B1 Falero Lady 4:05
B2 Snakes And Ladders 5:12
B3 The Fall Of The Leaf 4:21
B4 Major Disaster 4:01

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records Ltd.
  • Copyright (c) – Heathside Music Ltd.
  • Copyright (c) – Rock Music Co. Ltd.
  • Recorded At – The Manor
  • Mixed At – Abbey Road Studios
  • Recorded At – Abbey Road Studios
  • Printed By – 4P Nicolaus GMBH

Credits

  • Bass – Jonathan Davie
  • Bassoon, English Horn, Recorder, Vocals – Brian Gulland
  • Design [Album], Illustration – Pat Elliott Shircore
  • Drums – Alex Baird
  • Engineer – John Leckie (tracks: B3), Mick Glossop (tracks: A1 to B2, B4)
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Alan Douglas (tracks: A1 to B2, B4)
  • Guitar, Vocals – Bob Foster
  • Lead Vocals, Percussion – Dave Oberlé
  • Lyrics By – Foster* (tracks: B4), Tim Sebastion
  • Management [Business] – D. P. Williams
  • Management [Equipment] – Pete Davies
  • Music By – Foster* (tracks: B4), Gulland* (tracks: A3), Harvey* (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B3)
  • Photography – Alan Coleman, Pete Vernon
  • Piano, Saxophone, Recorder, Keyboards – Richard Harvey
  • Producer, Other [Co-ordinated By] – Mike Thorne

Notes

All tracks recorded at the Manor,
except B3 recorded at Abbey Road Studio I.
All tracks and mixed at EMI Studio III Abbey Road.

Inner sleeve with lyrics.

℗ 1977 EMI Records Ltd.
All lyrics © 1977 Heathside Music Ltd., except
B4 © 1977 Rock Music Co. Ltd.

Made in Germany
Printed in Germany

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Rights Society: GEMA
  • Label Code: LC 1305
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): 06 355 A-1
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): 06 355 B-2

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SHSP 4063, OC 062-06 355 Gryphon Treason ‎(LP, Album) Harvest, Harvest SHSP 4063, OC 062-06 355 UK 1977
C5CD 602 Gryphon Treason ‎(CD, Album, RE) C-Five Records C5CD 602 UK Unknown
TECD149 Gryphon Treason ‎(CD, Album, RE) Talking Elephant Records TECD149 UK 2009
C5CD 602 Gryphon Treason ‎(CD, Album, RE) C-Five Records C5CD 602 UK Unknown
WPCR 16861 Gryphon Treason = 反逆児 ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RE, SHM) Harvest WPCR 16861 Japan 2015

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Comments

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Prog and "renaissance" fanatics will probably loathe this, and indeed reviews on Amazon would suggest as much. A shame, because by this point Gryphon decided to write their own blend of classically-tinged kinda-folksy prog-pop with flushes of jazz and - of course - those dang renaissance influences.Spring Song begins as a fairly long-form, but ultimately tightly-composed "universalist" piece ("Spring is the dancer, the lover of men" - Gryphon were always well-meaning AND thoroughly professional), with some crashing drums and huge organ chords. The album has it's share of shorter pieces though, the quirky stop-start nature of "Flash In The Pantry" and the breezy "Round & Round" both having their share of hooks, but with many changes of tempo and little predictability.There's also a truly unbelieveable instrumental in the form of Snakes And Ladders, while it is jazz-influenced, those dang crumhorns return making this rather difficult to describe. It has an "outrageous" hook, propelled by incessant drums. The band were firing on all cylinders for this album and, after a delightful, folksy "nature ballad" (?) in Fall of The Leaf (some lovely vocals on that one), we come to one of their very best songs, and it's the closest to straight pop they ever came...Major Disaster is a "ballad", despite the title. As always, tremendous melodies (Gryphon became rather better at writing memorable hooks by this point) both in the verse and choruses, massed vocals, again propelled by a solid rhythm and great keyboard parts. It rocks out more than you'd expect from such a band, again, propelling drums, but the massed vocals make a very strong and immediate impression. Why do ballads have to be quiet, when they can just as much be powerful, and bombastic?Highly recommended, a lost treasure I'd say, supposedly panned and forgotten on release (darn prog fans!), it's full of sterling musicianship, professional and tasteful composition, and even a fair dose of rocking out. (mid-70s rocking, you understand, these guys completely ignored punk!) Don't make the mistake many do by ignoring Gryphon when they weren't writing prog or madrigals!