Van Der Graaf Generator - H to He, Who am the Only One (Vinyl Rip 24bit-96khz) 1970

H to He, Who Am the Only One is the third album by the British progressive rock band Van der Graaf Generator. It was released in 1970.
During the recording of the album, Nic Potter quit the band. Organist Hugh Banton offered to play bass guitar on the two tracks that had not yet been finished. In concert, Banton would play bass pedals to substitute for the lack of a bassist. H to He, Who Am the Only One also featured Robert Fripp of King Crimson playing lead guitar on one track.
The album contains several references to modern physics: "H to He" in the title refers to "the fusion of hydrogen nuclei to form helium nuclei"; c in 'Pioneers over c.' refers to the speed of light.
The mid-priced "Charisma Classics" re-issue from the early 1980s had a blue cover. The first U.S. issue of the album was on the Dunhill Records division of ABC Records. It featured a revised cover with a white background instead of purple. A re-mastered version of this album added bonus tracks and was released in 2005. One of the additions is a rough studio version of "Squid / Octopus", a song that had been a staple of early Van der Graaf Generator concerts. (Wikipedia)

01.Killer
02.House With No Door
03.The Emperor In His War Room
(a).The Emperor
(b).The Room
04.Lost
(a).Dance in sand and sea
(b).Dance in frost
05.The Pioneers Over C

Van Der Graaf Generator :
Guy Evans: Drums, Tympani, Percussion
Hugh Banton: Hammond and Farfisa organs, piano, oscillator, vocals, bass
Peter Hammill: Lead vocals, acoustic guitar, piano on House
David Jackson: Alto, tenor and baritone saxophones, flute and vocals
Nic Potter: Bass
Robert Fripp: Guitar

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