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Do You Like It Here Now, Are You Settling In

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Length
  
39:11

Release date
  
November 1971

Label
  
Parlophone

Artist
  
Man

Producer
  
Man

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Released
  
November 1971 (November 1971)

Recorded
  
August 1971 at Rockfield Studios, Monmouth, Wales

Do You Like It Here Now, Are You Settling In? (1971)
  
Greasy Truckers Party (1972)

Genres
  
Progressive rock, Psychedelic rock

Similar
  
Man albums, Progressive rock albums

Do You Like It Here Now, Are You Settling In? is the fourth album by the Welsh rock band Man and was released in November 1971. The album was recorded in August at Charles and Kingsley Ward's Rockfield Studios near Monmouth in Southeastern Wales. Sessions took place soon after the renowned 'All Good Clean Fun' tour of Switzerland, although a brief break in the hectic German tour schedule during the late spring had resulted in two tracks being written at a studio in Swansea, Wales. Critical reaction to the new album was positive. The album title is apparently a Swansea saying, usually directed at pub landlords of exceptionally long standing.

Contents

Reception

Critical reaction to the new album was positive, with encouraging suggestions of a band on the verge of breaking into the big time.

Track listing

All titles composed by Man.

Personnel

  • Martin Ace – bass guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals
  • Clive John – organ, piano, vocals
  • Michael Jones – electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals
  • Roger Leonard – electric guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals
  • Terry Williams – drums
  • Production
  • Engineers – Kingsley "Bass Drum" Ward, Rip van Ralph (Ralph Down), Edmundo Razz (Dave Edmunds)
  • Mixing engineer – George Chkiantz
  • Songs

    1Angel Easy4:57
    2All Good Clean Fun4:31
    3We're Only Children8:18

    References

    Do You Like It Here Now, Are You Settling In? Wikipedia