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The Journey * by The Asteroid No. 4/Peter Daltrey (CD, 2012)

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Product Identifiers

ProducerThe Asteroid #4; Peter Daltrey

Record LabelRev-Ola Records

UPC5052571038628

eBay Product ID (ePID)19050145916

Product Key Features

Release Year2012

FormatCD

GenreRock

Run Time47 Mins 46 Seconds

ArtistThe Asteroid No. 4/Peter Daltrey

Release TitleThe Journey *

Additional Product Features

DistributionE1 Entertainment

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs1

ReviewsMojo (Publisher) (p.92) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]here are touches of Liverpool's post-punk lysergia on 'Wishing Well.'"

Additional informationLyricist: Peter Daltrey. Personnel: Peter Daltrey (vocals); Scott Vitt (guitar, harmonica, percussion, background vocals); Eric Harms (guitar); Mike Kiker (flute, organ, Mellotron); Christof Certik (recorder); Matthew Rhodes (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Ryan Carlson Van Kriedt. Recording information: Los Angeles, CA (04/2011-05/2012); Philadelphia, PA (04/2011-05/2012). Long-running Philadelphia psych-rockers Asteroid No. 4 teamed up with U.K. popsike godfather Peter Daltrey in 2011 to record the collaborative album The Journey. Though not a household name, Daltrey's work with his '60s band Kaleidoscope, Fairfield Parlour, and later solo work earned him a place in the acid archives among die-hard psych enthusiasts. The Journey plays on the strengths of both entities, with Daltrey singing leads on most songs and the Asteroid No. 4 backing him with their patented country-tinged jangle on tracks like "Wishing Well," Byrds meets Rain Parade 12-string melancholia on "Pounding on the Door," and rambling acoustic acid folk redux on the softly glowing nine-minute title track. ~ Fred Thomas