Ozric Tentacles Spice Doubt CD

Spice Doubt Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Progressive
Label	Snapper
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	23466
CD Universe Part number	5550969
Catalog number	119
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 25, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Milly Yarnell
Engineer	Ian Waters

Ozric Tentacles Spice Doubt Songs

	1.	Cat DNA
	2.	Eternal Wheel
	3.	Sploosh!
	4.	Ahu Belahu
	5.	Papyrus
	6.	Oolite Grove and Citadel Jam
	7.	Oddentity
	8.	Disolution (The Clouds Disperse)
	9.	Myriapod
	10.	Spice Doubt

Spice Doubt Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars What a find!
With enough talent to carry two or more bands, the Ozrics put it all together in an incredible live-in studio performance that will blow any long-time prog-rocker away. Try to find one missed lick in this Masterpeice. With all the overproduced material out there, it is truly a joy to find something with such depth that still maintains a truly organic sound. I could struggle on in vain in an attempt to put some kind of label on this production so let this suffice: 5 STARS! and the perfect introduction to the Ozrics. If this is your first taste of Ozric Tentacles it won't be your last.
Submitted by a reviewer (Green Lane, PA, USA)
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5 stars Spice Doubt leaves no doubt
Ozric Tentacles' Spice Doubt shows that there is still quality Rock n' Roll bands out there whose members aren't pushing 60. The complex and intricate numbers from this instrumental band are an island of quality in a sea of canned rhythms and marketed lyrics. Of particular note, check out Sploosh!, Dissolution, and tour de force Oddentity. Remember,this is allmusic performed live in studio.
Submitted by a reviewer (Schaumburg, IL, USA)
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