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Licensed tracks released by Vinyl Japan at the time of Roy's visit to Tokyo. Learn More

Original Release 1971. Digitally remastered audio 2007.

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This DVD is composed of De barras 2004 live footage along with images and footage collected by Roy to illustrate and compliment the songs. Plus additional 10 track audio cd. Learn More

Released 1974. If you like your Roy Harper live then 'Flashes from the Archives of Oblivion' is a very good record. The boys from EMI, headed by John Leckie, turned up to gigs on a regular basis for about a year. They bustled away in the background with techno talk. Sometimes they were in the foreground, muttering and tittering. Learn More

Original Release Date 1977. The major event on the record, One of 'Those Days In England', is a collection of reminiscences. The legend of Excalibur in the first line. The last of the willow leaves at the top of the tree hanging on into January. 'Alfred had me made', the words written in anglo-saxon around the Alfred Jewel. Learn More

Roy Harper BBC Sessions. In Concert From The Hippodrome, Golders Green, London 1974. Orchestral pieces conducted and arranged by David Bedford.

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Roy Harper BBC Sessions. Top Gear 1969. Top Gear 1970. Bob Harris Session 1973. In Concert 1971.

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Live 1996. Found in the archives of Abbey Rd. Studios, this double set is the earliest known live recording of Roy. Learn More

Released in 1992. I used this motto as the title to this album because it's the way that I felt at the time. I had had a relationship of ten years with a lady whom I really loved. When I lost her in 1992, it did seem for a long time that I had lost my will to live as well. Learn More