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Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom (1974)

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Rock Bottom, recorded with a star-studded cast of Canterbury musicians, has been deservedly acclaimed as one of the finest art rock albums. Several forces surrounding Wyatt's life helped shape its outcome. First, it was recorded after the former Soft Machine drummer and singer fell out of a five-story window and broke his spine. Legend had it that the album was a chronicle of his stay in the hospital. Wyatt dispels this notion in the liner notes of the 1997 Thirsty Ear reissue of the album, as well as the book Wrong Movements: A Robert Wyatt History.

Much of the material was composed prior to his accident in anticipation of rehearsals of a new lineup of Matching Mole. The writing was completed in the hospital, where Wyatt realized that he would now need to sing more, since he could no longer be solely the drummer. Many of Rock Bottom's songs are very personal and introspective love songs, since he would soon marry Alfreda Benge. Benge suggested to Wyatt that his music was too cluttered and needed more open spaces. Therefore, Robert Wyatt not only ploughed new ground in songwriting territory, but he presented the songs differently, taking time to allow songs like "Sea Song" and "Alifib" to develop slowly. Previous attempts at love songs, like "O Caroline," while earnest and wistful, were very literal and lyrically clumsy.

Rock Bottom was Robert Wyatt's most focused and relaxed album up to its time of release. In 1974, it won the French Grand Prix Charles Cros Record of the Year Award. It is also considered an essential record in any comprehensive collection of psychedelic or progressive rock. Concurrently released was the first of his two singles to reach the British Top 40, "I'm a Believer." (AMG)




01. Sea Song [6:31]

02. A Last Straw [5:46]

03. Little Red Riding Hood Hit The Road [7:40]

04. Alifib [6:55]

05. Alife [6:31]

06. Little Red Robin Hood Hit The Road [6:08]



Producer - Nick Mason


Label: Domino

Released: 2008

Catalogue: REWIGCD40




Codec: Flac

Compression Level: 8

Quality: High



CD-rip by alekow (EAC and Flac)

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File list
  • Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom (1974)
  • 01 - Sea Song.flac 34.6 MB
  • 02 - A Last Straw.flac 31.1 MB
  • 03 - Little Red Riding Hood Hit The Road.flac 42.3 MB
  • 04 - Alifib.flac 31 MB
  • 05 - Alife.flac 33 MB
  • 06 - Little Red Robin Hood Hit The Road.flac 33.6 MB
  • Artwork/back.jpg 2.7 MB
  • Artwork/cd.jpg 1.4 MB
  • Artwork/front.jpg 2.2 MB
  • Artwork/inside.jpg 3.9 MB
  • folder.jpg 139.9 KB
  • info.txt 4.2 KB
  • Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom.log 7.9 KB
  • Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom.m3u 455 B
  • Rock Bottom.cue 1.2 KB

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