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    Posted: February 02 2009 at 14:40
You can find it on iStore as well.

'Cos I just bought it.

BAMPARAMPANBAM!
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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 02 2009 at 14:21
Not sure how my response ended up above your query, but anyways... Confused
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I listen to a lot of what you just listed.  But my god, for the life of me I can not track down National Health- Of Queues and Cures. I can't even download it!
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Originally posted by himtroy himtroy wrote:

I listen to a lot of what you've just listed.  But my god, I cannot find Of Ques and Cures.  I can't even download it!


Pretty sure the first two NH can be found on emusic.
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good writing my friend!




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Lol Yeah I thought so, must of been the Jazz Ciggies   
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Originally posted by Hawkwise Hawkwise wrote:



I know there from Wales but this album to me anyway has that Canterbury  feel to it
or am i nutts ????
 
Afraid you're nuts. Too laid back and uncomplicated for Canterbury - Man were said once to be Britain's Allman Brothers. Is there an hint of country rock? But perhaps more the case Man would jam all night long apparently as the Allamns did once upon a time.
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I know there from Wales but this album to me anyway has that Canterbury  feel to it
or am i nutts ????
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I'm a cantebury newbie, I've been listening to a lot of Caravan, Egg, and Gong lately though, very good sub-genre Big%20smile
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Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

I got St Radigunds a couple of months ago, for a hefty € 20, and didn't regret the expense at all... Great album, slightly reminiscent of Comus, though not by any means so dark and disturbing, and wonderful vocals by Barbara Gaskin.


I recently ordered their box set but it's backordered...I won't see it for another month yet.  Cry
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Love this album seeing as it hasn't  seen  my Turntable for a good few years  i think i will put that right
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I got St Radigunds a couple of months ago, for a hefty € 20, and didn't regret the expense at all... Great album, slightly reminiscent of Comus, though not by any means so dark and disturbing, and wonderful vocals by Barbara Gaskin.

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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 03 2008 at 09:59
Originally posted by Chameleon Chameleon wrote:

I'll get to a proper artist bio soon enough (tomorrow), but I'd like to recommend that you all listen to Spirogyra. I don't care that they're called Canterbury by association, you all need to hear Bells, Boots And Shambles.


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I'll get to a proper artist bio soon enough (tomorrow), but I'd like to recommend that you all listen to Spirogyra. I don't care that they're called Canterbury by association, you all need to hear Bells, Boots And Shambles.
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Originally posted by Hawkwise Hawkwise wrote:

Funny enough my Fav Canterbury album is Canterbury Tales i know its a best of but the live version of
For Richard is simply Stunning  , my Caravan Vinyl collection is some my most prized records in my Collection,   
 
Ditto that, the Canterbury Tales vinyl is a mint pressing and fine compilation
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Funny enough my Fav Canterbury album is Canterbury Tales i know its a best of but the live version of
For Richard is simply Stunning  , my Caravan Vinyl collection is some my most prized records in my Collection,   
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Points: 8052 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 28 2008 at 10:26
Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Rob - I started a Canterbury appreciation thread that has long since died.  If you wish to resurrect that one as well, I'll be happy to talk Canterbury with you until I'm blue in the face.


Will do. I fear for my wallet ConfusedLOL
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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 28 2008 at 10:11
Rob - I started a Canterbury appreciation thread that has long since died.  If you wish to resurrect that one as well, I'll be happy to talk Canterbury with you until I'm blue in the face.
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Points: 8052 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 28 2008 at 10:07
*thread necromancy*

Probably because of this thread, I've just recently picked up a few of the more obvious Canterbury albums. Felt it deserved a revival, since they were all great.
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Just dropping in to say I love Canterbury, but now I'm eagerly awaiting a next verse.
 
I feel like I explored them all, and most were great, but isn't there a next of kin we all should know about.
 
basically we all know Caravan, Gong, Soft Machine, Egg, Khan, National Health, Hatfield& the North etc. but there must be some real gems hidden within the confines of singular knowledge, so thank you Camelspotter for your recomendations.
 
But are there current bands reviving the Canterbury scene musically??
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