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Intro
00:33
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1970 Home Improvements
13:50
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Now You Know
03:14
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The Shrine
19:39
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Rat In a Waistcoat
05:22
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In Another Year
02:40
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Express Man
02:17
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Mudman
05:23
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Song For the Sky
03:35
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Purtle Sline
08:16
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12. |
Soot
03:19
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13. |
Die Is Cast
03:04
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14. |
Alastair Jones
02:59
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Bevis Frond Walthamstow
The Bevis Frond, the band name used by Nick Saloman for his projects, released Miasma in 1986 to great acclaim from fans of psychedelic rock. A steady stream of LPs since then showcase Nick's strengths of strong songwriting, finely crafted lyrics, and a musical mixture from wig-out guitar jams to sensitive folky numbers. New album The Leaving Of London is a triumphant return after a 7 year hiatus. ... more
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I bought this album when it was released, or maybe a little bit after and... I really don't know why I returned it to the record store! I had the early records, the more accessible sounds of London Stone and the psychedelia of the early ones and... I didn't get it, I guess. But at the same time I hated myself for years for not having it in my Bevis collection. The damage has been repaired!
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