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If the earth succumbs to nuclear destruction in my lifetime I hope I hear this at least one more time before I "go"!

Luckily my "radar" found this group in 1973 when I saw the original four live at Walthamstow Technical College as "warm ups!" to Wishbone Ash.

Woefully underrated at that time - I did not think that nearly 40 years later I would still consider them as the best group in my lifetime, and I also th...

I love the orchestral backing in this timeless classic

I love this record and do not mind that it is lip-synced because I do not believe they would be able to match the way the violin inter-acts with the orchestral backing in a more modern effort. - I particularly love the way this violin sound and orchestra is used in the closing sequences of the re...

This is from approximately July 1963

Memories are made of watching these three with PB (RIP) at several venues in their early days. I truly loved their distinctive and unique sound at an early stage and drew in others who mostly favoured watching them to more well known bands of the time. I have just discovered this posting - thanks...

I wonder if anybody who has(sadly) never heard Andrew Latimer would have any idea that they have missed hearing the best guitarist of all time and I HAVE heard all the best guitarists.

I always preferred this to the overplayed "Whiter Shade"

Memories of a snowbound Britain at the end of '67 when this was out!

I particularly love the fade out vocals accompanied by the organ.

Strange but delightful to see original drummer Bill Bruford and Alan White.

This and Dance with the Guitar Man remind me of such lovely days in my early teens pre Beatles explosion 62/63. Bought this one and always loved it.

Just heard this and it is like being back there when they were big - all artists have retained their ability and originality - don't think I have ever heard an almost original line up ( no Bill Bruford )sound so good after such a long time. Listen to Siberian Khatru which is just as good

Bill B...