Golden&Earring.....Seven Tears,1971..Full Album..

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Golden&Earring.....Seven Tears,1971..Full Album..Studio Album, objavljen 1971
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. godine Songs / Tracks Listing
1. Srebrni brodovi (5,43)
2. Put je progutao njezino ime (4,15)
3. Nada (4,48)
4. Ne brinite (3:18)
5. Leti na čudnim krilima (7,25)
6. Ovo je druga strana života (3,20)
7. Bolje vam je besplatno (6:45)

Ukupno vrijeme 35:34

Postava / Glazbenici
- George Kooymans / glavna gitara, vokal- Barry Hay / flauta
, ritam gitara
, vokal- Rinus Gerritsen / bas, orgulje, klavir, ARP synth
- Cesar Zuiderwijk / bubnjevi i udaraljke

Objavljuje informacije
Umjetničko djelo: Jan Bogaerts..........With Wall Of Dolls, Seven Tears is probably their most progressive, even if 8MH and Moontan have a lot to dispute. The classic quartet is at the very top of their form, and Barry Hay's songwriting (along with guitarist Kooymans) is also enhanced by his increasingly excellent voice and flute playing. He also does acoustic guitars and saxophone playing. But Barry is not alone on this ship. Coming with a non-committal artwork (but the title lists seven tears for seven songs), this is their third album of the "modern age" and one of their stronger ones, due to the fact that GE has this essential touch of drama and urgency that many of their Dutch compatriots lack, starting with Alquin and E&F.
Along with the album, some of the most dramatic songs are the superb Silver Ships, spine-chilling Hope (where Hay shows that even a saxophone is within his grasp), the ultraclassical (and longtime audience favorite) She Flies On Strange Wings and the wild You're Better Off Free with a killer guitar solo. All in all, the great songwriting and dramatic effects and the abundance of instrumental interplay make for the full success of the album. Even shorter songs like Don't Worry have a lot of energy (Rinus' bass is outplayed, but the man is that unusual sound with his Danelectro guitar), but overall the longer song is the essence of this album

It's clear that GE was a force to be reckoned with, but aside from their previous hit Big Tree, Blue Sea (a little too Tull-ish), all the band lacks is international recognition, which will come with Radar Love, but it's still two albums away. In the meantime, start with this and work backwards if you're not familiar with Unfortunately, what prevents me from giving another star to this interesting album is weak and sometimes really flawed vocals, along with naïve lyrics. I'm not sure who should have been to blame - the Kooymans or Hay - but I don't like them. Another drawback is the completely stupid hard rocker The Road Swallowed Her Name and Don't Worry which although it has very good piano chords and excellent driving bass diminishes bad vocals. However, I would still recommend this album to all heavy prog/hard rock fans, fans, while She Flies is a must-listen. ALADISLAV&Z..........