Andwella

[Paul]

Back in the 70's I bought their fabulous Worlds End LP, lent it out for a friend to hear (last LP I've ever lent out) and been looking for another mint copy ever since at a reasonable price. Anyway now available on CD (had to import mine from Japan, but now available in the UK)so guess I'll have to settle for that.

I posted this under prog, because the are sometimes classed as this, but they also turn up under 'acid folk' (whatever that is) folk, rock, popand Psychedelic. It really is worth a listen and you'll understand why this Irish band gets put into so many genres.

Paul

[The Professor]

Paul wrote:
Back in the 70's I bought their fabulous Worlds End LP, lent it out for a friend to hear (last LP I've ever lent out) and been looking for another mint copy ever since at a reasonable price. Anyway now available on CD (had to import mine from Japan, but now available in the UK)so guess I'll have to settle for that.

I posted this under prog, because the are sometimes classed as this, but they also turn up under 'acid folk' (whatever that is) folk, rock, popand Psychedelic. It really is worth a listen and you'll understand why this Irish band gets put into so many genres.

Paul




thanks for the heads up on this Paul, are they similar to th likes of Croft No5, and Peatbog Faeries?

BTW have you checked out Hidria Spacefolk, it's what prog would sounded like if it had evolved properly.

Oh and welcome to the forum.

[Paul]

The current release contains both "Worlds End" and their follow-up album "Peoples, People" which I've never heard so guess I'll have to get a copy of that as well.

Paul