Soft Machine, The
One of two Canterbury bands formed from the Wilde Flowers, Soft Machine's earliest days were in the psychedelia of London's underground of the late 60s. By Third however the band matured into one of Britain's finest jazz-fusion bands. After Robert Wyatt's departure in 1971, the band ventured further and further into a jazz-idiom, gaining members from Ian Carr's Nucleus along the way. Archival material on Cuneiform is highly recommended.
Founded: 1966
Location: Canterbury, England
Website: SOFT MACHINE (Calyx site)
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Albums
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Recording Type | Date | Average Rating | ||
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Alive And Well Recorded In Paris | Live | 1978-03 | ||
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Bundles | Studio | 1975-04 | |
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Fifth | Studio | 1972-06 | ||
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Fourth | Studio | 1971-02 | ||
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Land Of Cockayne | Studio | 1981 | |
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Seven | Studio | 1974-10 | ||
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Six | Studio | 1973 | ||
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Softs | Studio | 1976 | ||
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The Soft Machine | Studio | 1968-12 | |
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Third | Studio | 1970-06 | |
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Volume Two | Studio | 1969-09 |
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Title |
Recording Type | Date | Average Rating | ||
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At The Beginning | Studio | 1977 | ||
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Backwards | Live | 2002 | ||
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BBC Radio 1967 - 1971 | Live | 2003 | ||
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BBC Radio 1971 - 1974 | Live | 2003 | ||
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Grides | Live | 2006 | ||
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Live At The Paradiso 1969 | Live | 1995 | ||
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Live At The Proms 1970 | Live | 1988 | ||
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Middle Earth Masters | Studio | 2006 | ||
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Noisette | Live | 2000 | ||
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Spaced | Studio | 1996 | ||
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Triple Echo | Compilation | 1977-03 | ||
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Virtually | Live | 1998 |
