Black Sabbath - Master of RealityFirst pressing, 1971, embossed sleeve. Vertigo swirl inner sleeve VG+ VG+

Heavy late 70s roots hammered by the likes of Coxsone and Shaka in their heyday

‘Land Of Sleeper’ sees the Newcastle-based quintet not so much reinvigorated as channelling a furious drive which only appears to gather momentum as the band’s surroundings spins on their axis

At the close of the album

While her best-known work is characterised by rich and honest songwriting inspired by the greats

Songs for Pierre Chuvin will be available on CD and LP on March 26

I got him in the car just as the police came up the street to help with evacuations

modern soul and boogie and is compiled by Disco Patrick who last year put together the mighty 'Disco: An Encyclopedic Guide To The Cover Art Of Disco Records' 400+ page deluxe book for Soul Jazz Records

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that’s at best a mediocre inquiry as they just do the next thing

and was embraced by critics for its optimistic themes and supposed rejection of grunge music of the time

Drifting and wistful

abandoning inhibitions and jumping straight into the unknown ('Pier Party Nerves')