"You Do Have To Give Up Dope!?"
G.A.S.
GL2
1992 reissue
Cassette-only release
Total time: 53:54
Side One: (29:09)
1) Sprinkling Of
Clouds (Blake)
2) You Can't Kill Me (Allen)
3) Isle Of Everywhere (C.O.I.T.)
4) Get It Inner (C.O.I.T.)
Side Two: (24:45)
1) You Never Blow Your
Trip Forever (C.O.I.T.)
2) Flying Teapot (Allen / Moze)
Credits on cassette:
CLASSIC TRILOGY BAND LIVE IN ROTTERDAM 1974
The classic Gong line-up captured live in full flow on a wild night in the Netherlands in 1974.
Note: line-up on cover is INCORRECTDaevid Allen - Guitar,
Vocals
Tim Blake - Synths, Vocals
Miquette Giraudy - Vocals
Pierre Moerlen - Drums
Mike Howlett - Bass
Steve Hillage - Guitar, Vocals
Didier Malherbe - Sax, Flutes
Gilli Smyth - Space Whisper
Venux de Luxe - Switch Doctor
Recorded live in Rotterdam in 1974
Cover by Jonny
GONG APPRECIATION
SOCIETY
P.O. BOX 871 GLASTONBURY,
SOMERSET BA9 6FE UK.
All songs Copyright © 1992
All rights reserved. © & P 1992
Notes & details:
- You Can't Kill Me:
ends with the usual "Camembert Electrique" coda.
- Isle Of Everywhere: Daevid sings on the intro (Oh Shiva, Shiva...).
- Get It Inner: this version differs from usual as it is played in 13/8
time rather than 12/8.
- You Never Blow Your Trip Forever: at the end there is a long audience
call for an encore (almost 7 min.)
- Didier: "I mean, we are a bit tired (...) we are doing gigs all the time (...)
tomorrow we play at the Melkweg".
- Flying Teapot: Steve asks: "Why don't you keep clapping?",
later used by Daevid on "O Man" (N'Existe Pas).
Date and Lineup:
Recorded in Rotterdam (Netherlands), Eksit - December 7th 1974
Note: This is from the December 7th gig,
with Bill Bruford on drums filling in for Laurie Allan, not Pierre Moerlen.
Gilli Smyth is absent, Miquette Giraudy taking up her parts (You Can't Kill Me).
Didier says "Tomorrow we play at the Melkweg" (Amsterdam), which they did on
Dec. 8th.
Source: PlanetGong gig history and Calyx Gong chronology.
Correct lineup:
Daevid Allen
Didier Malherbe
Tim Blake
Steve Hillage
Mike Howlett
Miquette Giraudy
Bill Bruford
This cassette was first issued by GAS in 1979
appearing for sale on Essential Gas 1979 list.
Great performance and a good stereo recording.
An essential addition for completists and classic Gong afecionados as it remains unreleased
on other formats to this day and it's a rare chance to hear Bill Bruford
performing with Gong.
1992 issue has a light brown inlay card with red lettering and a color rectangle stuck on front cover with a Gong group photo. See picture above (scan of my copy). The cassette has the standard '90s G.A.S. label.
Side 2 of the 1992 reissue
starts with wobbly tape source. At 2:05 there is a cut and the problem is solved.
The fault lies in the tape used for duplication.
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