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Original Release 1975. Digitally remixed and re-sculpted, 2012, by John Fitzgerald at Lettercollum Recording. Packaged in a 24 page case bound booklet with new pictures, prose and poetry. New sleeve design by Harry Pearce at Pentagram. 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.

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Released 1974. 'Valentine' is a collection of the smaller works that were written during the 'Stormcock' - 'Lifemask' era. It is a balanced record with contributions from Jimmy Page, Keith Moon, Pete Sears and Max Middleton, with orchestral arrangements by David Bedford.

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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.

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Released 1970. 'Flat Baroque and Berserk' was the first record of mine to go into the charts. For the first time in my recording career, proper care and attention was paid to the presentation of the song. Peter Jenner was assigned by EMI Records to produce the recording. Peter and I got on really well and he was a better overseer of my work than anyone I have been involved with before or since.

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Released 1969. Roy Harper's third record, 'Folkjokeopus' features the epic 'McGoohans Blues', inspired by actor Patrick McGoohan's depiction of the establishment rebel in his TV series, 'The Prisoner'.

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Original Release 1967. Roy Harper's second album. Produced by Shel Talmy.

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Released 1967. My first record, 'Sophisticated Beggar', was nothing short of a wild journey into deepest space. I had only just booted a very troubled childhood into touch, when suddenly I was making a record. To say that I was overjoyed with the progress at the time would be a colossal understatement.

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“Harper’s acoustic guitar melodies meander along gracefully, building into moments of great agitation; raw emotional honesty coexists with mythmaking lyrics romanticising him as the eternal outsider.” – Financial Times

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