Album Info
| Artist: | Decameron |
| Album: | Third Light |
| Released: | UK, 1975 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Rock And Roll Away | 3:20 |
| Written-By - Bell | ||
| A2 | All The Best Wishes | 5:16 |
| Written-By - Bell, Coppin | ||
| A3 | The Strawman | 4:33 |
| Written-By - Bell | ||
| A4 | Saturday | 3:01 |
| Written-By - Bell, Cadbury | ||
| A5 | Wide As The Years | 6:04 |
| Written-By - Bell, Coppin | ||
| B1 | Journey's End | 4:41 |
| Written-By - Bell, Coppin | ||
| B2 | Road To The Sea | 3:08 |
| Written-By - Bell, Coppin | ||
| B3 | Trapeze | 4:52 |
| Written-By - Bell, Coppin | ||
| B4 | The Ungodly | 4:08 |
| Written-By - Bell, Coppin | ||
| B5 | Morning Glory | 5:32 |
| Written-By - Beckett, Buckley |
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Details
Visually Graded Record: |
G+ |
Visually Graded Sleeve: |
VG+ |
Catalogue #: |
TRA 304 |
Format: |
LP Vinyl Record |
Genre(s): |
Rock, Folk Rock |
Description
The British folk-rock band Decameron released their album "Third Light" in 1975. Known for their unique blend of traditional folk, progressive rock, and acoustic storytelling, Decameron carved out a niche for themselves in the vibrant music scene of the 1970s. "Third Light" stands testament to their musical versatility and evocative lyricism.
The album is rich in texture and storytelling, marrying traditional folk sensibilities with a modern and innovative approach. The band, comprising Johnny Coppin, Dik Cadbury, Dave Bell, Geoff March, and Al Fenn, showcases a harmonious interplay between vocal melodies and instrumentals.
Tracks such as "Breakdown of the Song" capture the listener with a haunting melody and introspective lyrics. Decameron's strength lies in their ability to infuse each song with a distinctive emotional quality, whether it be reflective, joyous, or melancholic.
"Roses" is another standout track, notable for its gentle arrangement and soothing vocals. The song is a fine example of the band's craftsmanship in translating folk narratives into contemporary soundscapes.
The album ventures into more progressive territories with tracks like "The Ungodly," which fuses rock elements with traditional folk storytelling. Here, Decameron proves that they can transcend genre boundaries while still retaining their core sound.
"Third Light" received acclaim for its ability to modernize traditional folk music while remaining authentic to its roots. The band's tight harmonies, skilled instrumentation, and engaging narratives strike a chord with listeners seeking a deep and meaningful musical experience.
In conclusion, "Third Light" by Decameron is a thoughtful and evocative journey through the world of folk-rock. The band’s ability to seamlessly blend genres while crafting compelling stories speaks to their skill and artistry. The album, though perhaps not as commercially successful as works from other contemporaries, remains a gem appreciated by those who explore the depths of the folk-rock genre.
