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How I like when classic bands explore their old vaults and publish unreleased recordings, and when a favourite of mine like Supersister does it, is a celebration. I am impressed of how good is the music contained in this album. Some of the songs are familiar but let's talk about the improvisations. If you put together all of them you will get a continuous track that to me is the perfect extension of Soft Machine's Third (thanks to the presence of the great Elton Dean) and Supersister's To the Highest bidder. I absolutely love it.

Four stars and a must if you are a Canterbury scene fan.

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