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Kevin Ayers - Songs For Insane Times - An Anthology 1969-1980 (4xCD, Comp)

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Kevin Ayers - Songs For Insane Times - An Anthology 1969-1980 (4xCD, Comp)Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): 4 CD jewel case compilation comprising works from 1969 to 1980. Catalog #521 5570 on spine, rear cover, and set designation on discs. 50999 521557 0 3 on rear cover bar code area and booklet Tracks 1 1 to 1 6: Taken from the album [r=851617, released as Harvest

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

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General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
4 CD jewel case compilation comprising works from 1969 to 1980. Catalog #521 5570 on spine, rear cover, and set designation on discs. 50999 521557 0 3 on rear cover bar code area and booklet Tracks 1-1 to 1-6: Taken from the album [r=851617, released as Harvest SHVL 763 in December 1969. Track 1-7: Recorded and mixed 18th December 1969, take 103, featuring Syd Barrett. Recorded at [l217694 on 28 November 1969 Track 1-8: Recorded at [l217694 in September 1969 Tracks 1-9 to 1-13: Taken from the album [r=1973371, released as Harvest SHSP 4005 in October 1970 Track 1-14: A-side of [r=4553587, released as Harvest HAR 5027 in October 1970 Track 1-15: Recorded at [l217694 in June 1970 Track 1-16: B-side of demo single credited to Kevin Ayres And The Whole World, recorded July 1971 and released as Harvest HAR 5042 in August 1971 Track 1-17: Taken from the album [r=2658216, released as Harvest SHVL 800 in January 1972. Track 2-1: Early mix, 9 July 1971 Tracks 2-2 to 2-5: Taken from the album [r=2658216, released as Harvest SHVL 800 in January 1972 Tracks 2-6 to 2-9: Taken from the album [r=1569949, released as Harvest SHVL 807 May 1973 Track 2-10: A-side of [r=850966, released as Harvest HAR 5071 in April 1973 Track 2-11: A-side of [r=1653766, released as Island WIP 6194 in 1974 Tracks 2-12 to 2-15: Taken from the album [r=1494329, released as Island ILPS 9263 in 1974 Tracks 3-1, 3-2: A & B sides of [r=6503321, released as Island WIP 6201 in 1974 Tracks 3-3 to 3-6: Taken from the album [r=1569955, released as Island ILPS 9322 in 1975 Tracks 3-7 to 3-10: Taken from the album [r=1900919, released as Harvest SHSP 4057 in August 1976 Tracks 3-11 to 3-14: Taken from the album [r=2067663, released as Harvest SHSP 4085 in April 1978 Tracks 3-15 to 3-17: Taken from the album [r=2778156, released as Harvest SHSP 4106 in March 1980. Disc 4 subtitled "After The Show - Live At The Queen Elizabeth Hall 1973". All tracks recorded at the [l281326, London on 25 May 1973 and previously unreleased. Made in the E.U. Comes with a 20-page booklet

 

1-1. Town Feeling 4:51
1-2. Song For Insane Times 4:01
1-3. Girl On A Swing 2:49
1-4. The Lady Rachel 5:17
1-5. Stop This Train (Again Doing It) 6:05
1-6. Eleanor's Cake (Which Ate Her) 2:53
1-7. Religious Experience (Singing A Song In The Morning) 4:44
1-8. Soon Soon Soon 3:20
1-9. Rheinhardt & Geraldine / Colores Para Delores 5:38
1-10. May I? 3:59
1-11. Clarence In Wonderland 2:06
1-12. The Oyster And The Flying Fish 2:37
1-13. Shooting At The Moon 5:47
1-14. Butterfly Dance 3:43
1-15. Gemini Child 3:14
1-16. Stars 3:30
1-17. There Is Loving / Among Us / There Is Loving 7:21
2-1. Stranger In Blue Suede Shoes 3:19
2-2. Song From The Bottom Of A Well 4:35
2-3. Oh My 2:57
2-4. Margaret 3:17
2-5. Whatevershebringswesing 8:10
2-6. Decadence 8:04
2-7. Oh! Wot A Dream 2:48
2-8. Don't Let It Get You Down 3:58
2-9. Interview 4:43
2-10. Caribbean Moon 3:01
2-11. The Up Song 3:15
2-12. The Confessions Of Doctor Dream: Irreversible Neural Damage 6:43
2-13. It Begins With A Blessing / Once I Awakened / But It Ends With A Curse 8:16
2-14. See You Later 4:38
2-15. Ballbearing Blues 0:55
3-1. After The Show 2:35
3-2. Thank You Very Much 3:00
3-3. Obervations 4:21
3-4. Toujours La Voyage 7:57
3-5. Diminished But Not Finished 1:55
3-6. Farewell Again (Another Dawn) 3:13
3-7. Yes I Do 3:12
3-8. Love's Gonna Turn You Round 4:51
3-9. Ballad Of Mr. Snake 2:06
3-10. Blue 6:26
3-11. Ballad Of A Salesman Who Sold Himself 4:31
3-12. A View From The Mountain 6:16
3-13. Beware Of The Dog II 5:58
3-14. Hat Song 1:14
3-15. Money, Money, Money 3:11
3-16. Super Salesman 5:03
3-17. Where Do The Stars End? 3:01
4-1. Banana Introduction 3:08
4-2. Stranger In Blue Suede Shoes 3:57
4-3. Interview 7:50
4-4. Whatevershebringswesing 7:23
4-5. Oh! Wot A Dream 3:47
4-6. Shouting In A Bucket Blues 5:16
4-7. Caribbean Moon 3:34
4-8. Don't Let It Get You Down 4:46
4-9. We Did It Again 11:23
4-10. Why Are We Sleeping? 16:05
4-11. After The Show 3:30

 

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