If you've been brought up on 1960s psychedelic rock, you've probably heard "Fire", the 1968 classic from The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. That band featured Arthur Brown, of course on vocals, as organist Vincent Crane (later of Atomic Rooster) and drummer Carl Palmer (later briefly of Atomic Rooster before joining Emerson, Lake & Palmer, one of the biggest names in prog rock). By 1969, the Crazy World of Arthur Brown was no more. A second album was recorded and scrapped (but later surfaced years later). So Arthur Brown formed a new band called Kingdom Come (not to be confused with that Led Zeppelin clone band from the 1980s), in which he explored more spacy progressive rock. Already Kingdom Come released two albums, Galactic Zoo Dossier (1971) and Kingdom Come (1972) before releasing Journey. I have not heard their first two albums, so I can't comment there, but Journey really took me by surprise. While the Hammond organ dominated the Crazy World of Arthur Brown, the dominant instruments on Journey were the Mellotron, ARP 2600 and VCS-3 synthesizers, with some great guitar work, and no real drums. Arthur Brown uses the Bentley Rhythm Ace drum machine on this album, which sounds like a cheap piece of crap toy (no wonder it took until the 1980s before drum machines were used regularly in recordings), but the totally amazing music makes up for the drum machine being used. The album opens with "Time Captives" which starts off with the sound of Brown's drum machine, before .... + Informações

Sunrise. From the album Galactic Zoo Dossier.. + Informações

The Crazy World of Arthur Brown. + Informações

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A Scientific Experiment featuring "Lower colonic irrigation" and Traffic Light Song from the album Kingdom Come by Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come. + Informações

This is listed as an alternate take of Spirit of Joy. No weird sound fx at the beginning, just straight up guitar. Arthur's voice is also more prominent in this mix. Hope you like it.. + Informações

Kingdome Come - Journey - Come Alive Arthur Brown - Bentley Drum Machine,Vocals Andy Dalby - Electric Guitar,Vocals Phil Shutt - Fender Bass,Vocals,Percussion Victor Peraino - Melotron,Piano,Synthesizer,Theramin,Percussion,Vocals Recorded At Rockfield Studios November & December 1972. + Informações

Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come Galactic Zoo Dossier 1971. + Informações

Send email to watchyourmusic@yahoo.com for my HUGE rare live dvd list! The crazy world of ARTHUR BROWN 1st album is a must have/hear! He was certainly a major influence on, and pre-dated such greats as ALICE COOPER,IAN GILLAN,ROB HALFORD,KISS. This is a rare old clip.... + Informações

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Hey people,I decided to post some music for a change..since I noticed that there are very few videos mentioning Arthur Brown's second band Kingdom Come and since I have 2 albums of the band I'd upload some of they'r psychedelic music .. This song is from they'r second album,named Kingdom Come released in 1972 I think..so enjoy,rate and comment PS I made a little slide show of Arthur Brown from that era. + Informações

Uploaded this because it's nowhere to be found online....and well, it's one of my most favorites ever and wanna sharrrrrrre.....the whole album is wonderful....... + Informações

A clip of Arthur Brown and Kingdome Come from 1971, this was the first Glastonbury Festival to be filmed and is soon to be released in DVD info will be posted here when its out on how you can order it. This is a Clip of Eternal Messanger the full 15 minutes worth of the Glaactic Zoo Dossier footage will be on the DVD release.. + Informações

Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come were a British band of the 1970s, that played psychedelic, experimental progressive rock music.. + Informações

Conception and Triangles from Journey by Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come. + Informações

Selftitled album 1973 - Arthur Brown / lead vocals - Phil Shutt / bass - Andy Dalby / guitar - Michael Harris / keyboards - Martin Steer / drums. + Informações

My favourite song from KC's second album.. + Informações

Victor Peraino's Kingdom Come Preforming in LA Hollywood late 80s Video Shoot. Victor also Played Synth with Arthur Brown. + Informações

progressivo cosmicrock.. + Informações

Best viewed in 480p aspect. Having lost the vinyl album "Kingdom Come" by Arthur Brown, I bought the remastered CD and had forgotten how brilliant it was. "Love is a spirit that will never die" is a timeless piece of work and just as relevant today as in those heady days of the early 70s. The album is highly recommended if you are looking for some classic acid prog rock. Copyright of the audio background music is held by the relevant parties and no infringement is intended. Fair use via images is by way of critique in order to showcase artists work. Credits are given in most cases were the artist can be identified. Issues regarding images or background audio should be addressed via email from my website.. + Informações

Three in one. Breakthrough and Broken Wing by Atomic Rooster and Space Plucks by Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come. However Space Plucks was originally writen and performed by Crazy World of Arthur Brown (bonus track on Galactic Zoo Dossier).. + Informações

Recorded at the Royal Standard, Walthamstow, London, in 2001. + Informações

KINGDOM COME ENGLISH PROG ROCK! From the LP "No Mans Land" `76.. + Informações

Arthur Brown showing us how it's really done. Apologies for the shocking audio,but it was rather loud!. + Informações