Genre: Heavy Prog Rock/Psych Rock/Folk Rock
Disk Country: South Korea
Disc release year: 1969 (2002)
Publisher (label): Shagadelic Records
Part number: SDCD 5
Country: France
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip type: image+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless
Duration: 0:29:27

This trio led by Claude Engel made a legendary album . Just 1,000 copies were pressed in 1969. Side one had 5 short songs with English lyrics, ranging from heavy progressive blues-rock to largely acoustic songs (comparable to Cream and Blind Faith). Claude Engel's voice is also quite similar to Jack Bruce's. The other side had a long live track named "Voyelles", based on a poem by Arthur Rimbaud, including a recitation. This is the primal scream of "zeuhl" rock, in a very raw and rudimentary form that quite a few will interpret as vaguely planned three man jamming. Overall the album is undoubtedly historical, but not entirely satisfying for all that.

Tracklist:
1. Unfaithful Woman (Claude Engel, Gerard Levy) - 3:46
2. Spanish Feeling (Claude Engel, Gerard Levy) - 2:46
3. Wild Cult (Claude Engel, L. Rambler) - 3:11
4. Which color? (Claude Engel, Gerard Levy) - 2:15
5. Do You Need Sugar? (Claude Engel) - 0:40
6. Voyelles (Claude Engel, from an Arthur Rimbaud poem) - 16:28

Personnel:
Claude Engel - Guitars, Vocals, Flute, Recorder
Gerard Levy - Bass
Marcel Engel - Drums, Vocals