We Are Everything You See
by Locomotive
- Type: Album
- Released: 1 February 1970
- Label: Parlophone
- Country: United Kingdom
- Community rating: 3.9/5 from 4 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Locomotive's only album grew out of the Birmingham group's shift from mod and soul material into more elaborate arrangements under the direction of Norman Haines. 'We Are Everything You See' is notable for its organ-heavy writing, brass color, and position within the brief window when British jazz-rock and psychedelia were closely intertwined.
Genres
Descriptors: progressive, death, rain, dystopian, grim
Tracklist
- Overture
- Mr. Armageddon
- Now Is The End - The End Is When
- Lay Me Down Gently
- Nobody Asked You To Come
- You Must Be Joking
- A Day In Shining Armour
- The Loves Of Augustus Abbey - Part One
- Rain
- The Loves Of Augustus Abbey - Part Two
- Coming Down
- Love Song For The Dead Che
- The Loves Of Augustus Abbey - Part Three
- Times Of Light And Darkness
Credits
- Locomotive - primary artist
- Mick Hincks - backing vocals, bass, lead vocals, composed by
- Bob Lamb - drums, percussion
- Norman Haines - harpsichord, lead vocals, mellotron, organ, piano, composed by, composed by, arranged by
- Bill Madge - tenor saxophone
- Chris Mercer - tenor saxophone
- Dick Heckstall-Smith - tenor saxophone
- Lyn Dobson - tenor saxophone