Album Info
| Artist: | Masters Apprentices |
| Album: | Now That It's Over |
| Released: | Australia, Oct 1974 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Turn Up Your Radio | |
| A2 | Because I Love You | |
| A3 | Easy To Lie | |
| A4 | I'm Your Satisfier | |
| A5 | Death Of A King | |
| A6 | 5:10 Man | |
| A7 | Love Is | |
| B1 | Rio De Camero | |
| B2 | Michael | |
| B3 | Future Of Our Nation (Live) | |
| B4 | Southern Cross | |
| B5 | How I Love You | |
| B6 | Think About Tomorrow Today | |
| B7 | Thyme To Rhyme |
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Description
Masters Apprentices' "Now That It's Over," released in 1970, is a compelling and sophisticated album that showcases the Australian band's musical growth and evolution. Departing from their earlier garage rock sound, the album delves into progressive and psychedelic rock territories, exploring complex musical arrangements and thought-provoking themes.
The album opens with "Rio de Camero," a mesmerizing and atmospheric track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. With its intricate instrumentation and introspective lyrics, the song showcases Masters Apprentices' musical maturity and their willingness to experiment with different sounds.
Another standout moment is "Song for a Lost Gypsy," a haunting and evocative track that captivates listeners with its poetic storytelling and emotional vocal performance.
"Michael," with its folk-inspired acoustic guitar and melancholic melody, further exemplifies the band's ability to create emotionally charged and introspective songs.
Throughout "Now That It's Over," Masters Apprentices' musicianship and songwriting shine through, creating an album that is both musically rich and thematically profound.
With its artistic ambition and musical diversity, "Now That It's Over" remains a noteworthy work in the Australian rock scene of the late '60s and early '70s, reflecting the band's artistic growth and their impact on the country's music landscape.