REPOST: Smash - We Come To Smash This Time (edición de Philips) / (Philips edition) (FLAC + MP3 320 kbps)

Año de publicación: 1970

Subgénero: Psicodelia, proto prog, hard rock.

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Este disco ya ha sido posteado, aunque se trataba de un rip de 160 kbps. En esta ocasión se ofrece una copia clónica en formato FLAC, y otra en MP3 a 320 kbps.

Es difícil determinar cuándo nace el rock progresivo en España: personalmente, considero que el primer disco de este género firmado por un artista español es "Rock Encounter" del guitarrista flamenco Sabicas con Joe Beck. El mismo vio la luz en 1966, pero el movimiento, la escena, como tales, nacen a partir de 1968-69 con los grupos Módulos, Smash, Máquina!, Lone Star, Tapiman, Evolution y Agua De Regaliz (mejor conocidos como Pan & Regaliz), entre otros, y el último y estupendo LP de Los Brincos, "Mundo Demonio Carne".

En lo que sí todo el mundo está de acuerdo, es que España tuvo dos epicentros de lo que se llamó "música progresiva" por la prensa local de entonces: Andalucía (sur de España) y Cataluña (noreste, al lado de Francia). Se podría decir que los grupos abanderados de ambas escenas fueron Smash y Máquina!, respectivamente. Los andaluces apenas llegaron a grabar dos LP's. Este es el segundo y último de ellos.

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Year of release: 1970

Sub-genre: Psych, proto prog.

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This album has already been posted before, but it was at 160 kbps rip. This time, a lossless rip (in FLAC format) as well as a 320 kbps rip have been uploaded.

It is hard to tell exactly when progressive rock was born in Spain: personally, I do consider Sabicas with Joe Beck's album "Rock Encounter" the first of this genre in Spain. It saw the light of day in 1966, but the movement, the scene as such, were born in 1968-69 with the bands Módulos, Smash, Máquina!, Lone Star, Tapiman, Evolution and Agua De Regaliz (better known as Pan & Regaliz), among others, as well as the last but fantastic Brincos album "Mundo Demonio Carne".

However, everybody agrees with the fact that Spain had two epicenters of what was labeled then by the local press as "música progresiva" (progressive music): Andalusia (southern Spain) and Catalonia (northwest, beside France). It would make sense to say that the ones who embodied (or, simply put, were the darlings) of both scenes were Smash and Máquina!, respectively. The formers only made two LP's during their lifetime. This one is the second and last of them.

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