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From: gurney@gondor.UUCP (Dave Gurney)
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Subject: Re: Diskographies wanted
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Date: Tue, 5-Feb-85 13:50:44 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb  5 13:50:44 1985
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> >	I've been picking up albums from the following groups when I
> > see them, but would like lists of all the albums that they have put
> > out, so I can try a little harder to complete my collection.
> > Publishing dates would be appreciated.  Suggestions, comments welcome
> > but not necessary.
> 
> Anthony Phillips:
> 
>  1. The Geese And The Ghost  (1977)
>  2. Wise After The Event  (1978)
>  3. Private Parts & Pieces  (recorded 70-76, released 1978)
>  4. Sides  (1979)
>  5. Private Parts & Pieces II: Back To The Pavilion  (1980)
>  6. 1984  (1981)
>  7. The Invisible Man  (somewhere between 1981 & 1984)
>  8. Private Parts & Pieces IV: A Catch At The Tables  (1984)
> 
I have Private Parts and Pieces III: (can't remember the subtitle and
year off-hand).  It is quite similar to I,II, and IV.  It is unique in
that it co-stars a presumably renowned flamenco or classical guitarist.
They do some nice duets.  As a whole I find his music rather boring
(especially the songs which consist entirely of strange chords strummed
about one every 5 seconds).  However I love most of his 12-string stuff.
(BTW can anyone reccomend other 12-string guitarists?)

> Brand X:
> 
>  1. Unorthodox Behavior  (1976)
>  2. Moroccan Roll  (1977)
>  3. Livestock  (1978)
>  4. Masques  (1978)
>  5. Product  (1979)
>  6. Do They Hurt?  (1980)
>  7. sorry, I can't remember the name  (81 or 82)
> 
> Release dates are approximate, but I'm sure they're in the correct order.
> There may be more after 7.  3 is a live album but I think it contains some
> material that is not on any studio album (in fact, maybe even the whole album).
As far as I know, 7. titled "Is There Anything About?" is their last.
Unfortunately, their best (my opinion) album is not listed under Brand
X.  It is called "Marscape."  The front cover credits Jack Lancaster (a
saxplayer not in Brand X) and Robin Lumley (Brand X's keyboardist),
however the rest of the group is included (credits on back), as well as
an orchestra.  It is a theme album, available only as an import (JEM (1978?)
I think).
My recommedations would be: Marscape, 2,4,5,7.

My favorite spin-offs/solo albums are:
Tony Banks: A Curious Feeling
Mike Rutherford: Smallcreeps Day  (DON'T!! get Acting Very Strange!!)
Bill Bruford: One of a Kind  (A Must!)
	      Feels Good to Me
	      Gradually Going Tornado
Patrick Moraz: Story of i
	       Out in the Sun
UK: UK
Eddie Jobson: The Green Album

                Dave Gurney (psuvax1!gurney)