Pyramidion (album)

Pyramidion

EP by Ozric Tentacles

Released

2001

Genre

Psychedelic rock
Progressive rock

Label

Snapper Music

Ozric Tentacles chronology

The Hidden Step
(2000)

Pyramidion
(2001)

Spirals in Hyperspace
(2004)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
DPRP	^[1]

Pyramidion is a 5 track EP by British band Ozric Tentacles. It was released in 2001 on Snapper Music. Only the title track on this EP is a new song; the rest are older tunes recorded live at the Boardwalk in Sheffield, UK.

Track listing

"Pyramidion" - (6:21)
"Xingu" (live) - (7:42)
"Pixel Dream" (live) - (12:12)
"Sultana Detrii" (live) - (9:18)
"Aramanu" (live) - (5:50)

Personnel

Ed Wynne – guitars, synthesizers, samps
Seaweed (Christopher Lenox-Smith) – synthesizers
John Egan – flutes
Zia Geelani – bass
Johnny Morgan – drums
Rad (Conrad Price) – drums

Trivia

A Pyramidion is the uppermost piece of an Egyptian pyramid.

References

↑ "DPRP CD Reviews - 2001 - Volume 29". www.dprp.net. Retrieved 2009-10-27.

Ozric Tentacles

Ed Wynne Brandi Wynne Silas Wynne Balázs Szende Paul Hankin Tom Brooks Marcus Carcus John Egan Stu Fisher Zia Geelani Nick van Gelder Gavin Griffiths Joie Hinton Christopher "Seaweed" Lenox-Smith Metro Jim O'Roon Mervin Pepler Conrad "Rad" Price Roly Wynne Vinny Shillito Oliver Seagle

Early cassette-only albums	Erpsongs Tantric Obstacles Ethereal Cereal There Is Nothing Sliding Gliding Worlds The Bits Between the Bits

Studio albums	Pungent Effulgent Erpland Strangeitude Jurassic Shift Arborescence Become the Other Curious Corn Waterfall Cities The Hidden Step Swirly Termination Spirals in Hyperspace The Floor's Too Far Away The Yumyum Tree Paper Monkeys Technicians of the Sacred

Live albums	Live Underslunky Spice Doubt Pyramidion Live at The Pongmasters Ball Sunrise Festival Live in Pordenone, Italy

Compilations	Afterswish Vitamin Enhanced Eternal Wheel (The Best Of) Introducing

Singles	Sploosh! Oakum Xingu

Remixes	Floating Seeds Remixed

Side projects	Eat Static Nodens Ictus

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