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Artist: Andy Mackay Title: Resolving Contradictions Year Of Release: 1978/1990 Label: Expression Records Genre: Art Rock, Classic Rock, Soft Rock, Fusion Quality: Mp3 320 / APE (image, .cue, log) Total Time: 45:38 Total Size: 120/254 Mb (scans) Tracklist: 01. Iron Blossom (1:48) 02. Trumpets on the Mountains Off to Work Unreal City (3:47) 03. The Loyang Tractor Factory (4:17) 04. Rivers (7:39) 05. Battersea Rise (4:19) 06. Skill and Sweat (3:32) 07. The Ortolan Bunting (3:51) 08. The Inexorable Sequence (7:25) 09. A Song of Friendship (3:20) 10. Alloy Blossom Trumpets in the Suburbs (3:08) 11. Green and Gold (2:31) Andy Mackay - horns, piano & synthi Ray Russell - guitar Mo Foster - bass Tony Stevens - bass Paul Thompson - percussions Peter van Hooke - drums Phil Manzanera - guitar on "The Inexorable Sequence" Tim Wheater - flutes Chris Parren - keyboards Gavyn Wright - violin Michael Laird - trumpet For his second solo album, Andy Mackay enlisted the assistance of two of his Roxy Music friends (Phil Manzanera and Paul Thompson), and following a visit to China in 1978 he recorded this "tribute" to China. And it worked. It worked brilliantly. Incorporating traditional Chinese sounds with his progressive rock background, Mackay was able to forge new sounds that made for fascinating listening. This instrumental album not only highlights Mackay's brilliant playing but his underrated talent for writing incredibly melodic, moving songs. The moods on this album move from melancholy to joyous, and it all makes sense. When Mackay reissued the album in 1992 on his own Riff label, he added four outtakes that. While interesting, neither adds nor detracts from the original beauty of this album. This album does not disappoint, and it also features one of the most brilliant album titles of all time. http://rapidgator.net/file/f399f8dc91f89df47b03f89b206e1f3f/rcbam.rar.html http://ssh.tf/DCP23GM36/rcbam.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/912a4bf49917892aa54ae1518348d3f1/amrc.rar.html http://ssh.tf/Y18saPgu6/amrc.rar