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In January 2003 Arthur Lee returned to London to perform Forever Changes in its entirety at the Royal Festival Hall. Following years in the wilderness, the gigs marked the start of an unlikely and remarkable comeback.

The gigs were instantly hailed by critics as truly outstanding, matching the quality and importance of the original work.

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

Constantly appearing on critics lists of Top Ten albums, its fusion of folk-rock 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.

‘From the mariachi fanfares of Bryan Mclean’s ‘Alone Again Or’ through to a devastating version ‘You Set The Scene’…perfectly reproduced.’ Uncut

‘Faultless’ The Independent

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