In fact, Will "Never Stops"! I'll get my coat...

Charly is such a terrible label, it’s a shame they own the rights to Immediate and don’t even get me started on them owning the 13th Floor Elevators catalogue…

Absolutely loving this album, a glorious racket!

Had this on at work this morning, great stuff!

Never bought the 7"s so bought "sevens", made my own box for it as I found it so disappointing....

Not ordered this as I have the original 12"s but was wondering if they are in actual LP sleeves in a box or 3 LPs in inner sleeves in a wider outer sleeve?

It's a cracker, highly recommend the Chris Bell book "There Was A Light".

Great to meet you Nick, told my mate about the Big Flame LP and he's overjoyed. Here's hoping you manage to snag those Shop Assistants & Felt sessions - Ian.

Nice one, I don't think I've heard that for about 35 years! Great version; truth be told there's loads of great versions of Morning Dew except the Grateful Dead's version which is awful and I like 60s Grateful Dead.

As is this featuring David on fine form... www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9CU...

Totally agree on the royalty theft but absolutely love his version of Morning Dew - would love to have heard John Bonham playing drum with Tim in 68 before he joined Led Zeppelin.

Replace "Mind Gardens" with "It Happens Each Day" and you have a 9/10 album.

A firm favourite of mine, just brilliant on all levels.

Will was a great artist as well as a songwriter and I’ll treasure the envelope he sent me decorated with psychedelic illustrations which must have taken him ages to do. RIP Will, you will be greatly missed. 4/4 www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tQT...

A soundbite description would be: White Album era Beatles fronted by Alex Chilton with the Beach Boys on backing vocals with dollops of Floyd weirdness and the oddballness of the first Soft Machine album but that would be totally wrong and also completely right. 3/4