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title: "If I Could Do It All Over Again I'd Do It All Over You"
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# If I Could Do It All Over Again I'd Do It All Over You

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- **What is this?** If I Could Do It All Over Again I'd Do It All Over You
- **How much does it cost?** ₩125129 with free shipping
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## Description

Product Description Digitally Remastered and available for the first time in over 8 years. Includes previously unreleased version of 'A Day in the Life of Maurice Haylett', 'As I Feel I Die', 'I Wish I Were Stoned' and 'Hello Hello'. desertcart.co.uk Although doomed to play second fiddle to Canterbury contemporaries Soft Machine, Caravan delivered much music of merit; and If I Could Do It All Over Again, I'd Do It All Over You--their second album, originally released in 1970--stands as their best. There was always a slightly wistful, pastoral quality to Caravan's music, and that's what comes across here, from its lush green cover to the music inside. Pye Hastings' voice is soft and enticing, particularly on "With an Ear to the Ground You Can Make It". Back then, shortness was not seen as a virtue, and in keeping with the mood of the times, "Can't Be Long Now" clocks in at a hefty 14 minutes. But Caravan could also be disciplined, as the single "Hello Hello" demonstrates. Bolstered by four intriguing bonus tracks and thorough new sleeve notes, If I Could Do It All Over Again... should bring back a host of happy memories. --Patrick Humphries

Review: Simply perfect in every way! - I had forgotten how good this album was until I bought the remastered version recently on CD. I used to have the vinyl LP when I was a teenager and loved it very much back then, along with Caravan's other early masterpieces, "In the Land of Grey andPink" and "For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night". I have already replaced those other two LPs with CDs - and they both still sound stunningly good! - and now it was the turn for "If I Could Do It All Over Again....". Quite honestly, these three albums of Caravan's must rank amongst the very best of English progressive rock, certainly on a par with anything that more exalted bands like Genesis, Yes and Pink Floyd had to offer. Somehow they failed to attract the sort of commercial success that those other bands did - but, believe me, that was only ever due to marketing trickery rather than any lack of musical quality. Sumptuous melodies that will stay with you for ever, beautiful sung harmonies, integration of keyboards and wind instruments into the rock band format in an almost perfect fashion - this album is simply stunning. The remastered sound quality is very good. The bonus tracks are good too, but they are not the reason I bought the CD, which was to have a much loved LP, in its original form, back in my collection again.
Review: If I could do it all over again - Caravan. Prog folk? - I've been exploring the realms of Prog Rock for a few years now, King Crimson, Coliseum and the like. I'm also a bit of a folkie, with a lot of Pentangle and Fairport in my CD collection. Someone suggested I try this as something that would fit in with both genres. This is a great album. The feel is very pastoral English, and makes me think of autumn evenings, picnics by the river, walks through the forest and the like. Very much like The Kinks 'Village Green Preservation Society'. The tracks are often quite long and loose, typical prog rock style, but never seem to outstay their welcome. They aren't 'rockers' though, musically this sounds like folk blended with 60's pop. There are some odd combinations going on here, but the whole thing works, through strong song writing, excellent musicianship, very nice vocals, and a good 'feel' for what the next logical step should be in a track. To sum up - A very folky feeling album with a fair bit of experimentalism going on, which works really well. Laid back, relaxing, and note perfect. Recommended to anyone who likes Fairport, Steeleye Span, pastoral era Kinks, and 'Songs from the Wood' era Jethro Tull.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00005A46U |
| Best Sellers Rank | 50,251 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) 1,046 in Folk Singer-Songwriters |
| Country of origin  | Portugal |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (344) |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Label  | Deram |
| Manufacturer  | Deram |
| Manufacturer reference  | DECCA882968-2 |
| Number of discs  | 1 |
| Original Release Date  | 2001 |
| Product Dimensions  | 12.6 x 14.3 x 0.99 cm; 98.09 g |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simply perfect in every way!
*by A***S on 26 May 2009*

I had forgotten how good this album was until I bought the remastered version recently on CD. I used to have the vinyl LP when I was a teenager and loved it very much back then, along with Caravan's other early masterpieces, "In the Land of Grey andPink" and "For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night". I have already replaced those other two LPs with CDs - and they both still sound stunningly good! - and now it was the turn for "If I Could Do It All Over Again....". Quite honestly, these three albums of Caravan's must rank amongst the very best of English progressive rock, certainly on a par with anything that more exalted bands like Genesis, Yes and Pink Floyd had to offer. Somehow they failed to attract the sort of commercial success that those other bands did - but, believe me, that was only ever due to marketing trickery rather than any lack of musical quality. Sumptuous melodies that will stay with you for ever, beautiful sung harmonies, integration of keyboards and wind instruments into the rock band format in an almost perfect fashion - this album is simply stunning. The remastered sound quality is very good. The bonus tracks are good too, but they are not the reason I bought the CD, which was to have a much loved LP, in its original form, back in my collection again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If I could do it all over again - Caravan. Prog folk?
*by V***R on 12 August 2009*

I've been exploring the realms of Prog Rock for a few years now, King Crimson, Coliseum and the like. I'm also a bit of a folkie, with a lot of Pentangle and Fairport in my CD collection. Someone suggested I try this as something that would fit in with both genres. This is a great album. The feel is very pastoral English, and makes me think of autumn evenings, picnics by the river, walks through the forest and the like. Very much like The Kinks 'Village Green Preservation Society'. The tracks are often quite long and loose, typical prog rock style, but never seem to outstay their welcome. They aren't 'rockers' though, musically this sounds like folk blended with 60's pop. There are some odd combinations going on here, but the whole thing works, through strong song writing, excellent musicianship, very nice vocals, and a good 'feel' for what the next logical step should be in a track. To sum up - A very folky feeling album with a fair bit of experimentalism going on, which works really well. Laid back, relaxing, and note perfect. Recommended to anyone who likes Fairport, Steeleye Span, pastoral era Kinks, and 'Songs from the Wood' era Jethro Tull.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Caravan classic ------ but !!
*by B***R on 21 November 2024*

Great blast from days gone by , fond memories from the past ! but a bit disappointed in the so called remastered issue of this album Has anyone else happen to find that it seems to sound a bit woolly & muffled , can't help but think a better version could be had , come to think of it also reminds me of some of the Moody Blues so called remastered albums 🤔 that for me didn't quite hit the mark , came across quite muddy !

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