
Although England was one of the more fertile grounds for progressive rock in the early '70s, continental Europe was also home to many groups that contributed to the genre. The Moving Gelatine Plates were one of the more innovative bands to come out of France during the period. The band's music was marked by shifting themes and alternating rhythms that were often delivered at a frantic pace. Like the groups from England's Canterbury scene, the Moving Gelatine Plates were also heavily influenced by jazz.
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Like a flower
The World of Genius Hans
Astromonster
Funny Doll
London Cab
Moving Theme
Cauchemar
X-25
We Were Lovin' Her
Gelatine
Last Song
Removing
Memories
Un jour...
Enigme
Comme avant
Breakdown
Ombres
Nico
Rire de peine
Bellidor
Waiting for the Rain
Syntheme
L'alchimiste
Theo
Destruction
Solaria
Tout autour de toi
Les Etres D'Or
Destruction (Bonus Track)
Tout Autour De Toi (Bonus Track)
Solaria (Bonus Track)
Un Jour ...
Frequence nocturne
Frequence Nocturne (Bonus Track)
L'alchemiste
Les Êtres D'or
Synthème
Fréquence nocturne
Syntheme (bonus)
L'alchimiste (bonus)
Un Jour
Ombres (bonus)
Les etres d'or (bonus)
Rire de peine (bonus)
We Were Loving Her
We Where Lovin' Her
Les Êntres d'or
Syntheme (Bonus Track)
Ombres (Bonus Track)
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