Census of Hallucinations - The Nonsense Machine (CD)
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- It's All leading Up To Something In The End
- The Nonsense Machine
- The Smiling Lama
- Them Or Us
- The Bad Guys
- War
- Simple Pleasures
- Not A Trustworthy Organization
- Killing Time
- Love Song
- Shallow Sea
The download version of this album is available from the Census of Hallucinations Bandcamp page
Census of Hallucinations - The Nonsense Machine
As relevant and inspiring as ever, Census of Hallucinations is back with a new six-minute
long single, and a real aural treat! Choppy organ chords, soaring flights of guitar, strident drums and percussion in a funky smorgasbord of sound and protest. “I am not a machine, I’m a human being, I will fight for my rights” exclaim Tim Jones and the C of H choir; a rallying call and a song for these troubling times.
The line-up is: Martin Holder & John Simms - Guitars (Martin is playing the rhythm guitar and solo at the end. John is playing the other lead parts and the power chords in the choruses), Yasuko Fukuoka - Hammond & other keyboards, Maxine Marten - Backing Vocals. Tim Jones: Lead & Backing Vocals and Mark Dunn is doing everything else. James Jones created the wonderful cover image.
- Phil Jackson
As relevant and inspiring as ever, Census of Hallucinations is back with a new six-minute
long single, and a real aural treat! Choppy organ chords, soaring flights of guitar, strident drums and percussion in a funky smorgasbord of sound and protest. “I am not a machine, I’m a human being, I will fight for my rights” exclaim Tim Jones and the C of H choir; a rallying call and a song for these troubling times.
The line-up is: Martin Holder & John Simms - Guitars (Martin is playing the rhythm guitar and solo at the end. John is playing the other lead parts and the power chords in the choruses), Yasuko Fukuoka - Hammond & other keyboards, Maxine Marten - Backing Vocals. Tim Jones: Lead & Backing Vocals and Mark Dunn is doing everything else. James Jones created the wonderful cover image.
- Phil Jackson
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