Originally released in September 1969, the first album by this Scottish underground folk act offers delicate, melodic ballads with beautiful vocal harmonies and a psychedelic twist. Long established as a rare collectable in its original form, it makes its long-awaited return to vinyl here, together with an insert containing background notes and rare images.

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ORIGINALLY ISSUED IN 1969

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For their second album, Kaleidoscope delivered something an awful lot like their debut, a body of pleasant, trippy, spacy raga-rock, with the main difference that they pushed the wattage a little harder on their instruments -- they'd also been performing pretty extensively by the time of their second long-player, and a lot of the music here was material that they'd worked out on-stage in very solid versions. The result is a record just as pretty as their debut but a little punchier and more exciting within each song than their first album. The title track is also one of the more beautiful psychedelic effects pieces of its period, while "A Story from Tom Bitz" is crunchy folk-rock, "(Love Song) For Annie" represents a more lyrical brand of druggy folk-rock, and "If You So Wish" shifts over to Moody Blues-style ballad territory circa late 1968 and early 1969.

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The work of a longstanding club act, this British underground folk classic was first issued in August 1969. It's presented in its original gatefold artwork here, together with two postcard inserts reproducing promotional material from the original date of release.

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ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN JUNE 1970

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Eerie, dissonant and hypnotic, Third Ear Band sounded like no one else on the British underground scene. Their second album - often referred to as 'Elements' - was released in June 1970. Spanning classical, jazz and folk, with clear Original influences, it's a lost classic that's reissued here in its original gatefold artwork and with an insert offering images and background info.

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