X-DREAMS

Annette Peacock

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Crossover Prog

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3.28 | 9 ratings | 1 reviews | 11% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1978

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. My Mama Never Taught Me How to Cook (5:27)
2. Real & Defined Androgens (10:55)
3. Dear Bela (3:00)
4. This Feel Within (5:18)
5. Too Much in the Skies (4:51)
6. Don't Be Cruel (4:33)
7. Questions (2:54)

Total Time 36:58

Line-up / Musicians

- Annette Peacock / vocals, producer

- Mick Ronson / guitar
- Chris Spedding / guitar
- Jim Mullen / guitar
- Tommy Cosgrave / guitar
- Phil Lee / guitar
- Brian Godding / guitar
- Peter Lemer / keyboards
- George Khan / saxophone
- Dave Chambers / saxophone
- Ray Warleigh / saxophone
- Kuma Harada / bass
- Jeff Clyne / bass
- Stu Woods / bass
- Peter Pavli / bass
- Steve Cook / bass
- Bill Bruford / drums
- John Halsey / drums
- Rick Marotta / drums
- Dave Sheen / drums
- Darryl Lee Que / congas
- Fitzroy "Brother" James / congas

Releases information

ArtWork: Bob Carlos Clarke (photo)

LP Aura Records ‎- AUL 702 (1978, UK)

CD Femme Music ‎- FECD 9.00490 (1987, Germany)
CD See For Miles Records ‎- SEECD 451 (1996, UK)

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ANNETTE PEACOCK X-Dreams ratings distribution

3.28
(9 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(11%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(44%)
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Collectors/fans only (11%)
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3 stars I bet this is the kind of record that induces mixed feelings and reactions, even to the same person. First comes first: Amazing musicianship, clearly emanating from the almost impossible bunch of special guests, including Mick Ronson on guitar, and Bill Bruford on drums. Almost every second someth ... (read more)

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