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‘SF Sorrow is a classic. Simple as that.’ Record Collector

‘Virtually note perfect and vastly superior to the original.’ Uncut

Recorded in 1998, this stunning one-off performance of SF Sorrow from Studio 2 (the venue for the original recording) includes narration by Arthur Brown and features special guest Dave Gilmour of Pink Floyd on guitar.

The legendary Love perform their most celebrated album Forever Changes at the Royal Albert Hall in 2003.

Originally released in 1967, Forever Changes has come to be seen as an essential Psychedelic Pop classic.

Constantly appearing on critics lists of Top Ten albums, its fusion of acid-folk and psychedelia has mesmerised generations of musicians and fans alike.

Packaged in a deluxe rigid digi-book, the CD features the entire album plus 8 additional Love classics, while the DVD features the entire concert, plus an exclusive Arthur Lee interview and tour documentary.

‘It’s almost impossible not to be blown away. Even the ushers get the shivers.’ NME

The debut album from Blackfield on double vinyl

'Go out and buy it – you won’t be disappointed’ Classic Rock Society

'hypnotically effective' **** Classic Rock

Very limited stock - One copy per customer

The classic Syd Barrett-era Floyd at their most adventurous and exploratory, 'London 1966/1967' features two rare performances, including an explosive 17 minute version of 'Interstellar Overdrive', recorded at the legendary Sound Techniques studio in early 1967.

Limited Edition Heavy-Weight Vinyl & CD Set

'London 1966-1967' provides a fascinating insight into the early work of one of rock music’s most influential bands.

Directed by Peter Whitehead, the film features rare full length performances from the classic late 1960s Pink Floyd line-up at Sound Techniques London & the legendary ‘14 Hour Technicolor Dream Extravaganza’ gig in April 1967 at Alexandra Palace.

Additional footage captures swinging sixties London and features interviews with Mick Jagger, Michael Caine, David Hockney & Julie Christie.

Featuring the band's unique internet broadcast performance at the Subterranea Club London on April 6th 2000, 'High Above ..' brilliantly captures the exciting and unpredictable nature of Gong.

Mixed in 5.1 Audio by Mike Howlett, extras include an exclusive interview with Daevid Allen, 'A Brief History Of Gong'.

'Zero The Hero and his old friends return to earth...the satisfying, the surreal and the downright silly' - Q

An extraordinary and powerful synthesis of old and new, the legendary silent film Inferno (1911) is brought to life again in a version featuring a recently commissioned electronic score by Krautrock pioneers, Tangerine Dream.

Curated by Martin Scorsese, The Blues comprises seven films by world famous directors and comes in a luxury DVD boxed set.

‘A film each from Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, Wim Wenders, Mike Figgis, Charles Burnett, Richard Pearce and Marc Levin, and not a bad one between them.’ - Evening Standard

’Films that tenderly and evocatively breathe new life, fire, magic and wonder into all aspects of the blues, past and present.’ - Time Out

Please note that this DVD set is European PAL Region and not suitable for NTSC players.

Filmed at the Bowery Ballroom in a snowbound New York earlier this year, this is Blackfield's first DVD and includes the full performance of 18 songs. The audio was recorded and mixed by SW into stereo and 5.1 surround sound, and the film was edited by Lasse Hoile. Also includes the promo videos for the three singles from the debut album.