The Motions - Recorded - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing of Steven Wilson's remix of this 1977 album from the rock icons. Songs from the Wood is the tenth studio album by Jethro Tull, released February 1977. The album signaled a new direction for the band, who turned to celebrating British pagan folklore and the countryside life in a wide-ranging folk rock style which combined traditional instruments and melodies with hard rock drums and electric guitars. The album is considered to be the first of a trio of folk rock albums Songs from the Wood, Heavy Horses (1978) and Stormwatch (1979).[2] On the album cover appears an extended title line InchJethro Tull - with kitchen prose, gutter rhymes and divers - Songs from the WoodInch. The title track of the album contain two of these phrases in it's lyrics. Album Tracks 1. Songs from the Wood (Steven Wilson Stereo Remix) 2. Jack-In-The-Green (Steven Wilson Stereo Remix) 3. Cup of Wonder (Steven Wilson Stereo Remix) 4. Hunting Girl (Steven Wilson Stereo Remix) 5. Ring Out, Solstice Bells (Steven Wilson Remix) 1. Velvet Green (Steven Wilson Stereo Remix) 2. The Whistler (Steven Wilson Stereo Remix) 3. Pibroch (Cap in Hand) [Steven Wilson Stereo Remix] 4. Fire at Midnight (Steven Wilson Stereo Remix)

BEYRIES' first ever album, including InchSonInch and InchThe Pursuit of HappinessInch. Album Tracks 1. La Fin 2. Messenger 3. Unlucky 4. Respirer Dans L'eau 5. Les Années Molles 6. Overgrown

One of the most obscure punk-era acts in the U.K All Music Standard Black Vinyl 'Going Through The Motions' is the first full-length vinyl collection of The Prefects studio recordings. Although a few tunes don't stray from the general sounds of their time, there's innovation and humour here. Escort Girls may be the first recorded forerunner of American hardcore. The Bristol Road Leads To Dachau hints at Joy Division's later The Atrocity Exhibition. Taking it a step farther than Alternative TV's How Much Longer with it's deliberate dirge, Going Through The Motions, mocks punk expectation against an almost psychedelic haze. Total Luck bears the early evidence of Lloyd's lone-man confessional style, and Barbarella's is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to their most-played local venue. Versions of The Modern Lovers' She Cracked and the Prefects' original 625 Lines were recorded live by Virgin on the final two nights of Manchester's Electric Circus and later issued as a compilation with tracks by The Fall, The Buzzcocks, Joy Division and others. The Prefects refused of their material, believing their first outing should be a studio recording, not a live track or two on a compilation. During the White Riot tour, members of Subway Sect, The Slits and The Prefects joined in on a live encore loosely based on Velvet Underground's Sister Ray. Incredibly difficult to listen to, the song was bootlegged widely before eventually appearing on The Slits' 1980 album of early demos in a 5'20Inch version called InchNo More Rock And Roll For YouInch. Twenty years later, Vic Godard of Subway Sect edited a minute from the recording and released it on his Twenty Odd Years compilation. Two decades later, The Prefects have edited more than a minute from it and retitled it White Riot Tour. In another twenty years, it is hoped that the prolonged rite of ritual shortening of this song will leave no tr