Zero to Infinity
- For the aerospace company of the same name see zero2infinity
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Zero to Infinity is a studio album by Gong, released in 2000. Like their 1992 album Shapeshifter, it continues the Gong mythology, the central part of which was formed with the Radio Gnome Trilogy of albums, comprising Flying Teapot in 1973, followed by Angel's Egg, 1973, and You in 1974.
Zero the Hero died on Shapeshifter. Zero to Infinity sees his spirit enjoying a body-free and virtual existence. During the course of this he becomes an android spheroid Zeroid. With the help of a strange animal called a gongalope, he learns that all the wisdom of the world exists within him and practices Lafta yoga and tea making. At the end he becomes one with an Invisible Temple and has much fun.
Personnel
- Daevid Allen − Guitar, Piano, Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Artwork, Electronics
- Mike Howlett − Bass, Guitar (Electric)
- Didier Malherbe − Sax (Alto), Doudouk, Bamboo Flute
- Mark Robson − Keyboards, Background Vocals
- Gilli Smyth − Vocals, Space Whisper, Bird Calls
- Chris Taylor − Percussion, Drums, Cowbell
- Theo Travis − Organ, Flute, Keyboards, Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor), Theremin, Electronics, Drones, Loop
Track listing
- "Foolefare" (Allen, Travis) − 0:42
- "Magdalene" (Allen, Howlett, Malherbe, Taylor) − 3:58
- "The Invisible Temple" (Allen, Howlett, Malherbe, Smyth, Taylor, Travis) − 11:35
- "Zeroid" (Allen, Howlett, Smyth) − 6:08
- "Wise Man in Your Heart" (Allen, Howlett, Pierre Moerlen) − 8:04
- "The Mad Monk" (Allen, Howlett, Taylor, Travis) − 3:25
- "Yoni on Mars" (Smyth, Travis) − 6:07
- "Damaged Man" (Allen, Howlett, Taylor, Travis) − 5:13
- "Bodilingus "(Allen, Howlett, Taylor, Travis) − 4:03
- "Tali's Song" (Allen) − 6:25
- "Infinitea" (Allen, Howlett, Smyth, Taylor, Travis) − 7:48
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