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Soft Machine / Kevin Ayers / Robert Wyatt - Canterbury Tapes - 2xLP, Comp, Unofficial - Near Mint (NM or M-)

Soft Machine / Kevin Ayers / Robert Wyatt - Canterbury Tapes - 2xLP, Comp, Unofficial - Near Mint (NM or M-)

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Description

Format:                      2xLP, Comp, Unofficial

Media Condition:     Near Mint (NM or M-)

Sleeve Condition:     Very Good (VG)

Country:                         

Record Label:              Porcupine Records (3)

Catalog No:                  PORK FOUR/FIVE

Released:                     1983

Genre:                           Jazz, Rock

Style:                             Art Rock, Prog Rock, Experimental

Tracklist:

A1. Soft Machine - Hulloder
A2. Soft Machine - Dada Was Here
A3. Soft Machine - Thank You, Pierrot Lunaire
A4. Soft Machine - Have You Ever Been Green?
A5. Soft Machine - Pataphysical Introduction
A6. Soft Machine - As Long As He Lies Perfectly Still
A7. Soft Machine - Hibou, Anemone & Bear
C2. Kevin Ayers - Dedicated To You
C3. Kevin Ayers, Brian Eno - Piano Duet
C4. Kevin Ayers - Lady Rachel
C5. Kevin Ayers, Brian Eno - Goodnite
D1. Robert Wyatt - God Song
D2. Robert Wyatt - Fol De Rol
D3. Robert Wyatt - Alifib
D4. Robert Wyatt - I'm A Believer
D5. Robert Wyatt, Henry Cow - Muddy Mouse

Comments:
Very clean vinyl and labels. Sleeve has moderate ring wear, no splits or writing. Some small tearing top right of sleeve, nothnig too significant. Records are in excellent condition, no obvious signs of wear. Supplied with new high-quality sleeve protector.

YouTube Video/Audio:

Notes:

"Trala Trala Tralala"

Cover tracklist has errors / omissions. 
Side A & B: Live At Paradiso, Amsterdam, 3/29/1969
Side B contains "Esther's Nose Job", unlisted on the cover. 
Side C: the "Radio broadcast, BBC, 11/17/1971" refers to.the unlisted track C1, "Clarence in Wonderland".  
The other (listed) tracks come from Capitol Radio, 8/1974, including between-song conversation.
"Dedicated to you" actually is the Ayers song "Thank You Very Much"
Tracks D1 & D2: BBC Radio broadcast, date unknown.
Tracks D3 & D4: BBC Radio broadcast, "Top Gear", 10/1/1974
Track D5: Live at Theatre des Champs Elysées, Paris, 5/8/1975 with Henry Cow

Matrix / Runout (etched): AR 2000A 2-12-83
 * Looks divided into 3 tracks.
Matrix / Runout (etched): AR 2000B 2-12-83
 * Looks divided into 4 tracks.
Matrix / Runout (etched): AR 2001A 2-12-83
 * Looks not divided into tracks.
Matrix / Runout (etched): AR 2001B 2-12-83
  * Looks divided into 3 tracks.

Labels of both discs are printed as SIDE A / SIDE B.
Wyatt side is AR 2000B.

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