Divine Madness [2 Disc]
Personnel: Sabir Mateen (alto & tenor saxophones, flute, clarinet); John Voigt (drums); Laurence Cook (percussion).
This U.K.-only collection attempts to condense the band's career onto a single disc -- from the early singles to 1985's Mad Not Mad. Though the two distinct periods lead to a somewhat disjointed listen, the chronological sequencing works as an adequate career survey, and the offering of the non-LP tracks "Driving in My Car" and "(Waiting) For the Ghost Train" are a nice touch. Complete Madness is still the best collection, but this one isn't bad either, despite a few omissions. ~ Chris Woodstra
This U.K.-only collection attempts to condense the band's career onto a single disc -- from the early singles to 1985's Mad Not Mad. Though the two distinct periods lead to a somewhat disjointed listen, the chronological sequencing works as an adequate career survey, and the offering of the non-LP tracks "Driving in My Car" and "(Waiting) For the Ghost Train" are a nice touch. Complete Madness is still the best collection, but this one isn't bad either, despite a few omissions. ~ Chris Woodstra
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Personnel: Sabir Mateen (alto & tenor saxophones, flute, clarinet); John Voigt (drums); Laurence Cook (percussion).
This U.K.-only collection attempts to condense the band's career onto a single disc -- from the early singles to 1985's Mad Not Mad. Though the two distinct periods lead to a somewhat disjointed listen, the chronological sequencing works as an adequate career survey, and the offering of the non-LP tracks "Driving in My Car" and "(Waiting) For the Ghost Train" are a nice touch. Complete Madness is still the best collection, but this one isn't bad either, despite a few omissions. ~ Chris Woodstra
This U.K.-only collection attempts to condense the band's career onto a single disc -- from the early singles to 1985's Mad Not Mad. Though the two distinct periods lead to a somewhat disjointed listen, the chronological sequencing works as an adequate career survey, and the offering of the non-LP tracks "Driving in My Car" and "(Waiting) For the Ghost Train" are a nice touch. Complete Madness is still the best collection, but this one isn't bad either, despite a few omissions. ~ Chris Woodstra
