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| 1. Afterwards |
| 2. Boat of Millions of Years |
| 3. Whatever would Robert have said |
| 4. Lost |
| 5. Necromancer |
| 6. Refugees |
| 7. Darkness |
| 8. Killer |
Record Collector valuation: £12
This album contained the track that caught my attention, namely "Necromancer", previously unreleased in the UK as it turned out. Tim Locke brought the album along to a party that I had at my parents house in 1972. The party landed me in a heap of trouble but that's another story.
I think it was Peter Hammill's voice that I originally liked, but of course it didn't take long to realise what a brilliant lyricist he was.
There follows some extracts from the album cover which give an overview of the early days of Van der Graaf Generator and a brief discography via the album cover links.
Peter Hammill, Hugh Banton, Chris Smith - abortive recording (spring '68 - Autumn '68).
Theme One single
***************************************The Aerosol Grey Machine
The least we can do is wave to each other********************H to He, who am the Only One
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