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Artist:Phantom
Title:Phantom's Divine Comedy
Label:  Capitol
Country:USA
Catalogue:ST-11313
Date:1974
Format:LP
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Community: 1 Owns
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
Intro:
A1Phantom Tales From A WizardPhantomRate
Prelude:
A2Phantom Devil's ChildPhantomRate
A3PhantomCalm Before The StormPhantomRate
A4PhantomHalf A LifePhantomRate
A5PhantomSpiders Will Dance (On Your Face While You Sleep)PhantomRate
Wizard:
B1Phantom Black Magic, White MagicPhantomRate
B2PhantomMerlinPhantomRate
Entrance:
B3Phantom Stand Beside My FirePhantomRate
B4PhantomWelcome To HellPhantomRate


Notes

Produced for Hideout Productions.

Images



Number: 1296507  THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: TheDroid
Description: Front Cover

Number: 1296508 
Uploaded By: TheDroid
Description: Back Cover

Number: 1296509 
Uploaded By: TheDroid
Description: Side One Label - Capitol, Los Angeles, CA

Number: 1296510 
Uploaded By: TheDroid
Description: Side Two Label - Capitol, Los Angeles, CA


Comments and Reviews
 
TheDroid
30th Mar 2017
 Dr. Doom, best way to describe it may be a demented Jim Morrison and Doors sound. With that said, if you like The Doors, you'd probably enjoy this. In fact, while doing a little sleuthing on line I found some writing from the keyboardist that played with Phantom (named Russ Klatt) who stated that the lead singer/guitarist for the group, named Ted Pearson, had actually went to L.A. and jammed with Ray Manzarek and Robby Krieger after Morrison's death. The band was from the Detroit, Michigan area and were previously known as Walpurgis and were apparently pretty popular in the midwest. Finally a quote from Discogs "The musical instrumentation, mystical themes, and vocalist's penchant for Jim Morrison-esque vocal stylings on the album led some listeners to spread wild rumors that this was a new project from the deceased Doors bandleader."

I found the writings from Russ Klatt here: http://www.rootsvinylguide.com/ebay_items/rare-the-phantom-phantom-s-divine-comedy-orig-capitol-st-11313-psych-doors-lpex.
 
 
Dr Doom SUBS
28th Mar 2017
 Looks mad. Is it as good as it looks?
 
 
TheDroid
28th Mar 2017
 The front cover of this album includes "part 1", which is not included on the labels themselves. As far as I have been able to ascertain, there was no part 2 ever released. In fact, the only other release by Phantom appears to have been The Lost Album which contained music recorded by the group before 1974.
 

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