Peter Hammill LP Sitting Targets

Peter Hammill vinyyli LP Sitting Targets ((Mercury 6302 130, Germany 1981), uudenveroinen EX+. Katso kuvaustani.
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Breakthrough 3:55 
My Experience 3:14 
Ophelia 3:09 
Empresss Clothes 4:02 
Glue 3:40 
Hesitation 4:05 
Sitting Targets 5:21 
Stranger Still 4:55 
Sign 3:45 
What I Did 3:37 
Central Hotel 4:41

Peter Joseph Andrew Hammill (born 5 November 1948, in Ealing, west London) is an English singer-songwriter and a founding member of the progressive rock band Van der Graaf Generator. Most noted for his vocal abilities, his main instruments are guitar and piano. He also acts as a record producer for his own recordings, and occasionally for other artists.

Biography
Early career
Hammills solo career has coexisted with Van der Graaf Generators activities. The band was offered a contract by Mercury Records in 1968, that only Hammill signed. When Van der Graaf Generator broke up in 1969 he wanted to record his first solo album. In the summer of 1969 Hammill had a residency at The Lyceum and played weekly solo concerts there. Eventually the intended solo album was released under the Van der Graaf Generator banner as their first album (The Aerosol Grey Machine). Hammills first real solo album was Fools Mate (1971), containing songs from the early (1967/68) Van der Graaf Generator days.

During Van der Graaf Generator and the first years after
When Van der Graaf Generator broke up again in August 1972, Hammill resumed his solo career. Songs that were intended for Van der Graaf Generator, now ended up on his solo albums, notably "Black Room" (on Chameleon in the Shadow of the Night) and "A Louse Is Not a Home" (on The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage). This to some extent makes it difficult to separate Hammills solo work during the 1970s from his work with the band (for the majority of both his solo songs and the bands songs he is credited as the sole songwriter, and some of his solo albums feature all the members of Van der Graaf Generator). In general, however, solo Hammill is concerned with more personal matters, while the bands songs deal with broader themes.
Nadirs Big Chance (1975) was a great change from the preceding In Camera. Whilst In Camera is characterised by extremely intense and complex songs and even has some musique concrete on it, Nadirs Big Chance is notable for its anticipation of punk rock. In a 1977 radio interview, John Lydon of the Sex Pistols played two tracks from the album and expressed his admiration for Hammill in glowing terms: "Peter Hammills great. A true original. Ive just liked him for years. If you listen to him, his solo albums, Im damn sure Bowie copied a lot out of that geezer. The credit he deserves, just has not been given to him. I love all his stuff".
Over (1977) contains very personal songs about the break-up of a long-term relationship.
Hammills first solo-album after the 1978 break-up of Van der Graaf was The Future Now. With the next albums, pH7 and A Black Box, the sound became more compact, more new wave. On those albums, Hammill played the drums himself. What followed was the "K group". In later years Hammill would sometimes refer to the band as a "beat group". The K group consisted of Hammill himself on guitars and piano, with John Ellis on lead guitar, Nic Potter on bass, and Guy Evans on drums and percussion. This group recorded the albums Enter K and Patience.

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