Peter Hammill 1980 A Black Box (vinyl) torrent

Peter Hammill ~ A Black Box ~ 1980
24/48 vinyl rip. S-Type Records PHS1. LP made in England.

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Side 1
1. Golden Promises
2. Losing Faith In Words
3. The Jargon King
4. Fogwalking
5. The Spirit
6. In Slow Time
7. The Wipe

Side 2
1. Flight
i. Flying Blind
ii. The White Cane Fandango
iii. Control
iv. Cockpit
v. Silk Worm Wings
vi. Nothing Is Nothing
vii. A Black Box

Another emphatic, powerful and technically excellent production from Peter Hammill. More rocky than PH7 or Silent Corner and the Empty Stage, less techno than Sittings Targets, this recording smooths a path between the '70s and the '80s. The lyrics are searching, poetic, psychological. It is difficult to choose a highlight: the hypnotic "Fogwalking" makes an instant impression, while the multipart "Flight" spans all aspects and facets of Hammill's talents: from gentle through loud and brash and back to gentle again, studded with the inimicable sax of David Jackson. The multipart piece is one of Hammill's trademarks: he takes a lyrical theme and expands it, story-like, through several short, connected pieces. Another good example of this type is "Headlong Stretch" on Roaring Forties. - Ali Sinclair, AMG