United Kingdom
Progressive Rock, Art Rock, Rock
This is absurdly impressive sonically, extremely unique I can't even imagine anything close being done by any band other than Gentle Giant. I also like the themes that are more critical to modernity, work, capitalism, I think it's all very good.
The Gentle Giant must have been an avalanche of distinct ideas at this time, which helped, but possibly also made it harder for the group to hit a "constant." Three Friends is excellent, but not among my favorites. It sounds like a great experiment with some great results
Members
Derek Shulman (vocals, saxophone, recorder, keyboards, bass, drums, percussion, Shulberry), Phil Shulman (vocals, saxophone, trumpet, clarinet, recorder, percussion, 1970-72), Ray Shulman (bass, trumpet, violin, vocals, viola, drums, percussion, recorder, guitar), Kerry Minnear (vocals, keyboards, cello, vibraphone, xylophone, recorder, guitar, bass, drums), Gary Green (guitar, mandolin, vocals, recorder, bass, drums, xylophone), Martin Smith (drums, percussion, 1970-71), Malcolm Mortimore (drums, percussion, 1971-72), John Weathers (drums, percussion, vibraphone, xylophone, vocals, guitar, 1972-80)
Track Listing
01. Prologue
02. Schooldays
03. Working All Day
04. Peel The Paint
05. Mister Class And Quality?
06. Three Friends
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