A listing of obscure progressive rock (and related) albums that have yet to be reissued on CD legitimately
Monday, February 21, 2011
Jean Luc Hamonet and Algue, France
Jean Luc Hamonet ~ Algue - Mélodie, Mélodie ~ Rock. 1982 Le Kiosque d'Orphée.
Man, more damn diacritics and tilde's than you can shake a stick at. Well anyway, following yesterday's post, here's yet another ebay find. I probably should have mentioned them as I went along, but most of this list was baked already (from my personal website), and I didn't add a lot of unique content until recently. So I do so now. This one I bought from an Italian gentleman who had lots of stuff like this for pretty cheap in the 2005 / 2006 time frame.
Hamonet's sole album (the only one I know of anyway) is a pleasant instrumental romp focusing on our protagonist's guitar and flute work. Some of it is light tropical and breezy as is typical of the era. However, there are some fiery moments to behold, in particular the closer 'Masques' is right out of the Heldon playbook. I sure hope there's more like this sitting in a drawer somewhere. A pretty murky recording, so a CD reissue could easily raise this a point or so. Same label as the rare debut album by Rictus.
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2 comments:
Hi Tom,
I recently digitized another album with Hamonet. He was and more than likely founded a band called Ways. I think they have 3 albums (Planetes, 2 and 3) with the last two being issued on CD. The one I would gladly share with you is Planetes if you are interested :)
Hi SF,
Absolutely! Thanks as always!
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