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Nik Turner
Prophets of Time
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Prophecy - Nik Turner, Del Rio
2. Watching the Grass Grow - Nik Turner, Turner, Nik
3. Children of the Sun - Nik Turner, Anderson, Dave [2]
4. Strontium 90 - Nik Turner, Anderson, Dave [2]
5. Communique - Nik Turner, Turner, Nik
6. Chances Lost - Nik Turner, Del Rio
7. Stonehenge, Who Knows? - Nik Turner, Turner, Nik
8. Cybernetic Love - Nik Turner, Turner, Nik
9. Armor for Everyday - Nik Turner, Del Rio
10. Bones of Elvis - Nik Turner, Turner, Nik
11. Walking in the Sky - Nik Turner, DelRio, Len
12. Lunar Sea - Nik Turner, House, Simon
13. Fallout - Nik Turner, Copeland, Stewart
14. Andromeda - Nik Turner, Bubbles
15. Space Station Announcement - Nik Turner, Del Rio

CD Details

All Artists: Nik Turner
Title: Prophets of Time
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cleopatra
Release Date: 1/21/1994
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 741157690828, 741157690842

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CD Reviews

Nik Turner - 'Prophets Of Time' (Cleopatra)

Mike Reed | USA | 10/01/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Always thought that maybe 'Prophets...' was merely another compilation disc,turns out that it's actually a mostly-original material effort,with a reworking of a couple of older Nik Turner tunes,like "Watching The Grass Grow" and "Children Of The Sun"(didn't this tune FIRST show up on Hawkwind's 'In Search Of Space'lp?).'Prophets...' seem to be more of an electronic/industrial project for Turner and the gang than the traditional space rock that we've all come to know and love.The CD is still worth hunting down a copy.The newer Turner cuts include "Strontium 90",the futuristic-like "Cybernetic Love","Bone Of Elvis" and "Fall Out".Apparently Turner allowed other players some space on this fifteen track CD.The Michael Moorcock spoken word "Armor For Everyday" is so-so,but violinist Simon House's "Lunar Sea" is a true piece of work.I believe House played that tune when his band Spiral Realms toured the states with Turner awhile back.Still fun to pull out and give a listen to every now and again."