Decent Album that.
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Decent Album that.
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Their debut, and best, Album imo.
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That's a great soundtrack album. Did you download the MP3 version? Did anyone, ever, download an MP3 version?
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Over time I accumulated several download "vouchers" which were of no use to me. I offered them FOC on here, and someone actually took them off my handsOriginally Posted by Alex_UK
That's a great soundtrack album. Did you download the MP3 version? Did anyone, ever, download an MP3 version?
So yes there is one person out there using them
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I remember a mate being big into Caravan in the 70s, had this, one called 'Canterbury Tales' iirc, and some others I think. Wasn't really my thing at the time, I was going through a punk thing at the time. Maybe now.
Meanwhile ...
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Nice one. I spent some time in Canterbury in my mid twenties, and picked up on the Canterbury Scene. Initially Soft Machine and then Caravan.
I bought 'Blind Dogs' for the cover. It's not a bad LP, but for me 'In the Land of Grey and Pink' is their definitive LP.
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