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Love Makes Sweet Music / Feelin' Reelin' Squeelin' Ayers (2:47) / Ellidge (2:27) Polydor 56151 [UK], 2/67 produced by Kim Fowley, maybe Jimi on rhythm? |
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The 14 Hour Technicolour Dream(4/29/67) |
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2/1/68: Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco with Jimi Hendrix Experience (headliner) |
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Joy Of A Toy³ / Why Are We Sleeping?³ Ayers-Ratledge (2:40) / Ayers-Ratledge-Wyatt (3:32) Probe 452, 11/68 |
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Volume One |
| Probe CPLP-4500 | |
| 11/68 BB [UK: 12/68] | |
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Side One | ||
| Hope For Happiness | Ayers-Hopper-Ratledge | 4:20 |
| Joy Of A Toy | Ayers-Ratledge | 2:49 |
| Hope For Happiness (Reprise) | Ayers-Hooper-Ratledge | 1:37 |
| Why Am I So Short? | Ayers-Hopper-Ratledge | 1:38 |
| So Boot If At All | Ayers-Ratledge-Wyatt | 7:22 |
| A Certain Kind | Hopper | 4:10 |
Side Two | ||
| Save Yourself | Wyatt | 2:25 |
| Priscilla | Ayers-Ratledge-Wyatt | 1:05 |
| Lullabye Letter | Ayers | 4:37 |
| We Did It Again | Ayers | 3:46 |
| Plus Belle Qu'une Poubelle | Ayers | 1:01 |
| Why Are We Sleeping? | Ayers-Ratledge-Wyatt | 5:31 |
| Box 25/4 Lid | Hopper-Ratledge | :47 |
Note: The album art underwent many censorship changes, see more at Discogs
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Kevin Ayers to solo career (nothing released here)
Hugh Hopper in from The Wild Flowers![]() |
Volume Two |
| Probe 4505 | |
| 7/69 [UK: 4/69] | |
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Side I: Rivmic Melodies | ||
| Pataphysical Introduction, Pt 1 | Wyatt | 1:00 |
| A Concise British Alphabet, Pt 1 | Hopper, arr Wyatt | :10 |
| Hibou, Anemone And Bear† | Ratledge-Wyatt | 5:58 |
| A Concise British Alphabet, Pt 2 | Hopper, arr Wyatt | :12 |
| Hulloder | Hopper, arr Wyatt | :52 |
| Dada Was Here | Hopper, arr Wyatt | 3:25 |
| Thank You Pierrot Lunaire | Hopper, arr Wyatt | :47 |
| Have You Ever Bean Green? | Hopper, arr Wyatt | 1:23 |
| Pataphysical Introduction, Pt 2 | Wyatt | :50 |
| Out Of Tunes† | Hopper-Ratledge-Wyatt | 2:30 |
Side II | ||
| As Long As He Lies Perfectly Still | Ratledge-Wyatt | 2:30 |
| Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening | Hopper | 2:30 |
| Esther's Nose Job: | ||
| Fire Engine Passing With Bells Clanging | Ratledge | 1:50 |
| Pig | Ratledge | 2:08 |
| Orange Skin Food | Ratledge | 1:52 |
| A Door Opens And Closes | Ratledge | 1:09 |
| 10:30 Returns To The Bedroom | Hopper-Ratledge-Wyatt | 4:14 |
Note: Despite Side II beeing labeled Ester's Nose Job, the first two songs are not part of that piece (wiki
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Third |
| Columbia G-30339 | |
| 10/70 [UK: 6/70] T20 | |
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Side One | ||
| Facelift* | Hopper | 18:54 |
Side Two | ||
| Slightly All The Time | Ratledge | 18:14 |
Side Three | ||
| Moon In June | Wyatt | 19:18 |
Side Four | ||
| Out-Bloody-Rageous | Ratledge | 19:17 |
Note: *Recorded live at at Fairfield Hall Croydon Jan 4, 1970 and at Mothers Club Birmingham, Jan 11, 1970
Moon In June was the last Soft Machine composition with lyrics
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Fourth |
| Columbia C-30754 | |
| 6/71 [UK: 2/71] UK | |
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Side One | ||
| Teeth | Ratledge | 9:15 |
| Kings And Queens | Hopper | 5:02 |
| Fletcher's Blemish | Dean | 4:35 |
Side Two | ||
| Virtually, Pt 1 | Hopper | 5:16 |
| Virtually, Pt 2 | Hopper | 7:09 |
| Virtually, Pt 3 | Hopper | 4:33 |
| Virtually, Pt 4 | Hopper | 3:23 |
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Newport Jazz Festival(7/4/71) Cancelled |
Robert Wyatt out—joins with Richard Sinclair (Caravan) form Matching Mole.
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