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Universal Radio 1974 Album

Universal Radio Universal Radio
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Length
48m
Country
New Zealand
Release Dates
1974-06-00
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Universal Radio is the debut album by New Zealand group Dragon released in June 1974 on Vertigo Records and produced by Rick Shadwell.
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Todd Hunter
Todd Hunter
Bass, Vocal
Marc Hunter
Marc Hunter
Vocal, Percussion
Ivan Thompson
Ivan Thompson
Organ, Piano, Moog
Ray Goodwin
Ray Goodwin
Guitars, Vocal
Tracklist
1. Universal Radio 8m 33s
2. Going Slow 6m 16s
3. Patina 11m 47s
4. Weetbix 2m 55s
5. Graves 6m 56s
6. Avalanche 11m 8s

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Dragon's debut has been pigeonholed as a second or third-rate prog-rock product, but that misses the mark. Essentially, they melded Traffic's pastoral art-rock approach with classier Procol Harum-style pop and progressive instincts, throwing in a healthy dose of their own quirky personality and character. There's only six songs but it doesn't ever feel like it drags (like a lot of other prog rock records) as even at this early point in their career these savvy-before-their-time New Zealanders are fairly good with a pop hook ("Going Slow"). They have no qualms jamming out on longer passages either, as the dual suite of "Weetbix" followed by "Graves" shows. Solid performance overall.
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