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Moving Geltine Plates (MGP) was, according to this bio from progweed.net, was one of France’s finest progressive rock bands. This album, released on CBS Records in 1972, was their second album, and the critical high water mark of their career. Poor distribution was blamed for the fact that this record didn’t fare well in the stores, and the band soon folded afterward.
I would also blame the album cover which was designed for it. At the time of the first writing of this blog article, I mindlessly thought that this was the head of a cow. Problem is, how many cows are hairless? This one also has half-closed eyes. Like a pig. The ears are cone-shaped like a cow. I’m totally screwed up here. Lookit. I’m not dumb. I know my cows. Here’s a cow:
What’s so funny?! It’s a goddamn cow! I know my cows! |
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Former member of White Witch, Ron Goedert recorded “Breaking All The Rules” in 1980, a couple of years after the band broke up. White Witch opened for a lot of seminal 1970s acts, includng Alice Cooper and Grand Funk Railroad.
Allmusic.com makes scant mention of them, except to simply have an entry for Goedert and his record, the only one allmusic.com mentions. Maybe the fact that one of the members was wearing a yellow sleeveless jumpsuit on the album cover had something to do with it. |
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Ron Goedert is the guy in the orange pants, not the yellow jumpsuit.
Yes, someone corrected me on that earlier, and those comments got deleted due to an earlier overhaul of the website. Thanks!