Mad Shadows (Vinyl LP) Latin & World

Mad Shadows (Vinyl LP) Latin & WorldMad Shadows was the second album by Mott the Hoople. It was recorded in 1970 and released in the UK on Island Records in September 1970. It is often referred to as their darkest record, and after listening to Ian Hunter's haunting When My Mind's Gone, you will understand why. The album features a heavy rocker (Thunderbuck Ram), Psychedelic jams (Threads of Iron) and country rock (the Mick Ralphs penned and sung It Would Be A Pleasure), plus more hard

A real classic

2x Coloured Vinyl + Flexi Vinyl

Cat Stevens song But I Might Die Tonight featured on the album Tea For The Tillerman

Surrounding himself with first-rate sessionmen

one praising it to the skies

the acoustic bass was in many ways liberated by Paul Chambers

Igbe again shows Fela breaking cultural taboos by singing literally and figuratively about 'shit'

Connan and the Mockasins

The killer cut is the funk bomb 'You Can Make The Change'

Never Mind the Bollocks is simply one of the greatest

' “Stuff” begins with a mysteriously looped and reverbed-out saxophone sample

breathless tone and backed by unearthly choir arrangements