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Gazeuse! is an instrumental album issued under the Gong name and released by Virgin Records; the recording dates from 1976 and the Virgin compact-disc edition is catalogued as CDV2074 (CD reissue date listed as June 11, 1990) with EAN/UPC 0077778723820.
Gazeuse! is an instrumental album issued under the Gong name and released by Virgin Records; the recording dates from 1976 and the Virgin compact-disc edition is catalogued as CDV2074 (CD reissue date listed as June 11, 1990) with EAN/UPC 0077778723820.
Pros
- Instrumental focus and compact running time (≈39–40 minutes) make the album a concise example of Gong's jazz‑rock/fusion direction.
- Features prominent musicianship, notably Allan Holdsworth on guitar and Pierre Moerlen on drums and vibraphone.
- Instrumental focus and compact running time (≈39–40 minutes) make the album a concise example of Gong's jazz‑rock/fusion direction.
- Features prominent musicianship, notably Allan Holdsworth on guitar and Pierre Moerlen on drums and vibraphone.
- Production and recording credits (Dennis Mackay; The Manor/Trident) reflect professional studio work consistent with Virgin releases of the period.
Cons
- −Entirely instrumental — represents a clear stylistic departure from the earlier vocal/psychedelic Gong material, so it may not suit listeners seeking the band's earlier “Radio Gnome” era sound.
- −The album is essentially the Moerlen‑led lineup issued under the Gong name for contractual reasons, which can cause confusion in discographies and attributions.
- −Entirely instrumental — represents a clear stylistic departure from the earlier vocal/psychedelic Gong material, so it may not suit listeners seeking the band's earlier “Radio Gnome” era sound.
- −The album is essentially the Moerlen‑led lineup issued under the Gong name for contractual reasons, which can cause confusion in discographies and attributions.
- −Release information is presented in sources with two relevant dates (original 1976 recording and a 1990 Virgin CD edition), which can lead to inconsistent listings across catalogues.
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