Vertigo Mixed

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Andy Votel (owner of Twisted Nerve Records & Badly Drawn Boy’s producer) has had an infatuation with the Vertigo rock catalogue for 20 years or so, and he's not alone.

Many have been seduced by the otherworldly and perverse sleeve imagery that makes up their catalogue of prog rock acts with the arguably the best names ever (Gentle Giant, Flied Egg, Juicy Lucy & Daddy Longlegs etc). Take a twisted journey into the world of Vertigo.

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Vertigo Mixed
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • What A Textbook
Vertigo Mixed
Andy Votel
Manufacturer: Family Recordings
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007ULJMG
Release Date: 2005-05-31

Tracks:

  1. Linda Hoyle Morning for One
  2. Lighthouse Love of A Woman
  3. Cracious Introduction
  4. Nirvana Modus Operandi
  5. Aphrodites Child Battle of The Locusts
  6. Colosseum The Kettle
  7. Manfredd Mann One Way Glass
  8. Black Sabbath Behind The Wall of Sleep
  9. Assagai Telephone Girl
  10. Marsha Hunts 22 (Oh No Not) The Beast Day
  11. Affinity Three Sisters
  12. Juicy Lucy Willie The Pimp
  13. Gravy Train Think of Life
  14. Freedom Toe Grabber
  15. Flied Egg Leave Me Woman
  16. Frumpy Im Afraid Big Moon
  17. Warhorse Vulture Blood
  18. Thin Lizzy Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed
  19. Uriah Heep Walking In Your Shadow
  20. Tea Through Scarlet
  21. Juicy Lucy Train
  22. Bob Downes Piccadilly Circles
  23. Juicy Lucy Shes Mine
  24. Buffalo Ballade of Irvin Fink
  25. Atlantis Its Getting Better
  26. Janne Schaffer Air Mattress
  27. Ian Carr Hectors House
  28. Patto Government Man
  29. Atlantis Living At The End of Time
  30. Affinity I Am You
  31. Beggars Opera Time Machine
  32. Alan Stivell An Dro Nevez
  33. Agitation Free Rucksturrz
  34. ZAO La Soupe
  35. Catapilla Embryonic Future
  36. Brave New World The End
  37. Dr. Z In A Tocken of Dispair
  38. Atlantis Lets Get on The Road Again
  39. Aphrodites Child Do It
  40. Black Sabbath The Wizard
  41. May Blitz For Madmen Only
  42. Baker Gurvitz Army Memory Lane
  43. May Blitz In Part
  44. Daddy Longlegs Wheelin And Dealin
  45. Cressida Lights In My Mind
  46. Affinity All Along The Watchtower
  47. Trace Galliarde
  48. Brave New World The End
  49. May Blitz Snakes And Ladders
  50. Nucleus Roots
  51. Agitation Free Haunted Island
  52. Cressida Let Them Come When They Will

Album Description

Andy Votel (owner of Twisted Nerve Records & Badly Drawn Boy's producer) has had an infatuation with the Vertigo rock catalogue for 20 years or so, and he's not alone.

Many have been seduced by the otherworldly and perverse sleeve imagery that makes up their catalogue of prog rock acts with the arguably the best names ever (Gentle Giant, Flied Egg, Juicy Lucy & Daddy Longlegs etc). Take a twisted journey into the world of Vertigo.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars What A Textbook.......2006-05-19

This remix album was a revelation for me for several reasons. Andy Votel has created a CD for record collectors that works on many levels:

First, Votel captures the eclectic spirit that hypercharged Vertigo Records, and for that matter, rock and roll, in the late 60s and early 70s. In the first few minutes of the hour plus CD, you get the horn rock of Lighthouse, Nirvana's keyborad jam, and the steriod blues of Collumeum's "The Kettle." All of this happens in an eye blink, and is only a trailer for the movie to come.

Second, this is a gift to the record collector. Not only does Votel-in the booklet- talk about Vertigo being an important label to collect, but his CD presents just one of millions of possibilites. Students of blues and jazz and folk and prog and 70s slop rock and worldwide retro soundtracks will love this album. Votel lines up the music with no bounderies, and winks at you, as if to say "there are thousands of albums I could have made, but here is a little taste." Amazing.

Third-He also inserts neat little soundbytes where you least expect them, talking about Vertigo being brought into the modern age. I think that these are not comments about the Vertigo Label, but comments about the Hitchcock Film that Votel superimposed onto the mix. But it is applicable, and works like a charm

Fourth- He uses many soundbytes here by many bands-from big dudes like Black Sabbath to bands I can't find, like Brave New World.

BE WARNED-IF YOU LIKE SOMETHING YOU HEAR AND WANT TO BUY IT, CHECK THE SONG TITLES ON THIS ALBUM ON AMAZON FIRST. Not everything Votel used is listed on the back of the booklet. Amazon does have a more comprephensive track list.

That said, get it, get it now. It will open hundreds of doors, to both novice and expert.

Thank you, Andy.

From the Kettle,

Bill

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