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From:
Madrid
Musicians:
(original line-up and changes between
parenthesis)
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Luis Navarro (vocals and harmonica), Javier Esteve (guitar),
José María Pellico (bass) and Pedro Moreno (drums)
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Discography:
Eagle's Death
(1969)
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Singles:
Time's Door / It's so Hard
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Web page:
not available
Opinions and other informations:
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They recorded two singles by late 60s-early 70s and rapidly they
splitted, giving birth to a new band named Delirium Tremens. Other
members of the group kept on as Cerebrum without any new recordings.
The journalist Jordi Serra i Fabra wrote: "Cerebrum are the summit
of spanish progressive music. Their music is revolutionary and
experimental. They components are young and unquiet, hopefull and
plenty of that force that pushes to succeess, to security...
Cerebrum is with no doubt a musical experiment, a synthesis of
strengthin the grooves of a single." It seems that the second version of
Cerebrum hosted the first musical steps of the guitarrist
Salvador Domínguez. (Iván Gascón)
In addition to their official discography a compilation in a double CD
of their records for Discos Dimensión, together with those of
Pan y Regaliz and
Evolution has been released.
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