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Limited Edition
Recorded at Abbey Road Studio
Released 1973
Features Jimmy Page on ‘The Lord’s Prayer’
Remastered 2016 by Roy Harper and John Fitzgerald at Lettercolm Studio in Timoleague, West Cork, Ireland. 
Reissued on 12” 180gm Vinyl
Packaged in deluxe, centre split, reversible, gatefold sleeve with original images and additional printed heavy inner sleeve including extra notes.
Artwork reproduced by Harry Pearce at Pentagram

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Limited Edition
Recorded at Abbey Road Studio
Released 1970
Re-issued September 2016

Produced by Peter Jenner
Remastered 2016 by Roy Harper and John Fitzgerald at Lettercolm Studio in Timoleague, West Cork, Ireland. 
Reissued on 12” 180gm Vinyl
Packaged in deluxe gatefold sleeve
Original artwork with additional printed heavy inner sleeve including extra notes and images.
Artwork Reproduced by Harry Pearce at Pentagram

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Recorded at Abbey Road Studio - Released 1973
Produced by Roy Harper and Peter Jenner
Features Jimmy Page on ‘The Lord’s Prayer’
Re-mastered Audio from 2016 Vinyl Reissue
Artwork Reproduced by Harry Pearce
All re-mastering was done by Roy Harper and John Fitzgerald at Lettercolm Studio in Timoleague, West Cork, Ireland.

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Original Release 1971
Digitally remastered audio 2007
Packaged in a 20 page case bound booklet with new pictures, prose and poetry
Design by Harry Pearce at Pentagram
All re-mastering was done by Roy Harper and John Fitzgerald at Lettercolm Studio in Timoleague, West Cork, Ireland.

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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

Released 1980. The 'Unknown Soldier' marked the real end of my relationship with EMI records and, in many ways, regrettably, with the Abbey Road Studios. I got some brilliant help from both Kate Bush and Dave Gilmour, the rest of the circumstances were often unhelpful. Learn More

Original Release Dates 1982 / 1984. 'Born In Captivity' is essentially the demo recordings of songs that were later released with much more production on 'Work of Heart'. Learn More

Released 1985. Jugula was the fifth project that Jimmy Page and I had worked on, but the first record that we made together in its entirety. It was a very enjoyable experience. I went down to Jimmy's place a few times with an eight track Teac borrowed from Pete Townsend, and we worked on it there for a while. Learn More

Release 1988. Originally titled 'Descendants of Smith'. My personal favourite track on the album is 'Pinches of Salt'. I think that this is because of the poem and the atmosphere that I have given to the meaning. Learn More