Soft Machine – Fourth (Vinyl) Big Wild where he gears his classicist

where he gears his classicist tendencies more towards head-nodding songs than dance floor fodder

Included among the many plaudits thrown Doolittle’s way was Pitchfork ranking it at Number 4 in their Best Albums of the 80s poll

Sixty/Forty

Una Mas (One More Time)

Soft Machine – Fourth (Vinyl) Big Wild where he gears his classicistSoft Machine's Fourth was the last album to feature Robert Wyatt on drums and was the album that saw them begin their swerve into the jazz fusion that they would fully explore over the next few albums. This was the group's first all instrumental album, although their previous album, Third, had almost completed the band's move in this direction toward instrumental jazz, with a complete abandonment of their original self presentation as a psychedelic