Vinyl Album - Spirit - Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus - Epic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Spirit
Title:	Twelve Dreams Of Dr. Sardonicus
Label:	Epic
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	E 30267 / KE 30267 / PE 30267
Date:	Dec 1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	22 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Spirit	Prelude - Nothin' To Hide	R. California	9.5 Rate
A2	Spirit	Nature's Way	R. California	9.5 Rate
A3	Spirit	Animal Zoo	J. Furgeson	10.0 Rate
A4	Spirit	Love Has Found A Way	R. California, J. Locke	9.0 Rate
A5	Spirit	Why Can't I Be Free	R. California	9.0 Rate
A6	Spirit	Mr. Skin	J. Furgeson	10.0 Rate
B1	Spirit	Space Child	J. Locke	9.0 Rate
B2	Spirit	When I Touch You	J. Furgeson	8.5 Rate
B3	Spirit	Street Worm	J. Furgeson	10.0 Rate
B4	Spirit	Life Has Just Begun	R. California	8.5 Rate
B5	Spirit	Morning Will Come	R. California	9.7 Rate
B6	Spirit	Soldier	R. California	9.0 Rate

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BB Dec 12, 1970

Production by David Briggs

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Comments and Reviews


zabadak 20th Jan 2024		If only "The Family" had received a truly sympathetic, Rock production like this, who knows what would have happened! :sad:



Dale45 SUBS ● 18th Jul 2021



Dale45 SUBS ● 28th Jul 2019		A few months ago someone (USA) was talking to me about the Taurus/Stairway to Heaven controversy, and he didn't recognize that Spirit was a very important band. I regret that I didn't set him straight, but I was short on time and not in the mood to talk. Spirit may be less popular than Led Zeppelin, but I think Spirit is more listenable. I believe they're in the Hall of Fame--or should be!



Vinylville 11th Apr 2019		Added images of the Epic blue label.



thewillismon ● 28th Aug 2017		It seems Spirits story is similar to Love's-more popular in the UK than the US, but Spirit did manage one big hit here in the US "I Got A Line On You" hit #25. But definitely more of an underground band, that was pretty popular on FM radio. I think their avant garde jazz tinged leanings scared off alot of the heavy rock and psychedelic fans in the US. Their versatility hindered more than helped them here it seems.



ppint. 27th Aug 2017		i have the impression spirit meant an awful lot more in the uk (or, at least, in england :-) ), than in merkia - nearly all my friends in york rated "spirit" and "the twelve dreams" very highly; but we bought the lps, not the singles, and didn't expect or look for their singles to make "top of the pops" - and they had no chance on daytime radio1, which was very much a play-listed format. (later spirit albums were something of a let-down, though iirc brian bought at least one of them; then yr hmbl srppnt. lost track of them rather, 'til john played me "spirit of '76" in sahf-east lunnon, in 1978 - and boom! - that's one amazing late nights-early mornings "wasted" experience :-))° ° - /me waves at john & vicky, just in case he/they've made it here to 45cat



TheDroid 27th Aug 2017		I couldn't agree more strongly Lee Wrecker. An oft underappreciated band and talents.



Lee Wrecker 26th Aug 2017		This band surely deserved more success in the charts than #111 and #92 for the fantastic Mr. Skin. I recall Mr. Skin could still fill a dance-floor in the mid 80's.



TheDroid 26th Aug 2017		Added sticker promoting the single "Nature's Way" which was only able to muster a bubbling under chart position of #111. "Mr. Skin" would be reissued as a single in 1973 and break into the hot 100 at position #92.



W.B.lbl 30th Aug 2015		The orange-label {Images #829535 & 829536}, based on fonts used on the left and right sides, would have dated such copy to beginning c.1974.



checkm8 30th Aug 2015		With acknowledgement to HarvestmanMan, added upgraded front cover image. Also added back cover, gatefold and variant label (orange label) images. The initial release would have been on the yellow label.

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