East Of Eden – Discography (19 CD) – 1969-2005, MP3

The British prog-rock band East of Eden was perhaps one of the first bands to use violins and saxophones in their arsenal. The recipe EoE used to make music was this: a dose of rock, a dose of jazz a la Coltrane, a dose of classical a la Bartok, and everything is seasoned with oriental twists.

1969 - Mercator Projected [45:00]
1969 - Mercator Projected (2004 RM Eclectic ECLCD1012, Bonus Tracks) [1:09:52]
1969 - Mercator Projected (Vinyl LP) [45:11]
1970 - Snafu [42:37]
1970 - Snafu (2004 RM Eclectic ECLCD 1013, Bonus Tracks) [1:18:04]
1970 - Snafu (2007 RM Deram UICY-93370, Bonus Tracks) [46:09]
1970 - Snafu (Vinyl LP) [42:04]
1970 - Live In Zurich (bootleg) [1:34:38]
1970 - London, UK BBC Top Gear 1970-04-06 (bootleg) [20:37]
1971 - East of Eden [39:53]
1971 - East of Eden (Vinyl LP) [39:43]
1971 - Jig-a-Jig (Compilation) [48:01]
1971 - New Leaf (2002 RM Progressive Line PL 566, Bonus Tracks) [54:14]
1971 - The World of East of Eden - Featuring Jig-a-Jig (Vinyl LP) (Compilation) [40:32]
1975 - Another Eden (2011 RM Flawed Gems GEM 70, Bonus Tracks) [40:32]
1976 - Here We Go Again [38:35]
1998 - Kalipse [55:34]
2001 - Armadillo [1:06:00]
2005 - Graffito [58:01]

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Released. 1972 — UK. Vinyl —. LP, Album, Stereo. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for East Of Eden by East Of Eden. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.

Mercator Projected is a music studio album recording by EAST OF EDEN (Eclectic Prog/Progressive Rock) released in 1969 on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette. This page includes Mercator Projected's : cover picture, songs / tracks list, members/musicians and line-up, different releases details, free MP3 download (stream), buy online links: amazon ...

East Of Eden (2) More images. Profile: East Of Eden were formed in Bristol by Dave Arbus, Ron Caines, Geoff Nicholson and Geoff Britton. They relocated to London in 1968 and were signed to Decca's progressive rock label Deram, releasing their first album "Mercator Projected" in 1969.

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