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Five Leaves Left cover
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Nick Drake
Five Leaves Left
 [ Island Records / CD - released 8/Oct/2012 ]
Re-issued and digitally re-mastered for CD, with extra liner notes and photos included, this classic British folk album contains many of Drake's finest songs such as "Fruit Tree", "Cello Song", "Time Has Told Me", and "River Man".
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Nick Drake
Pink Moon
 [ Island Records / CD - released 26/Jan/1995 ]
'Pink Moon' is a classic seventies album by Nick Drake - now re-issued and digitally re-mastered for CD, with extra liner notes and photos included. It's widely reported that by the time Nick Drake got around to recording his third and final album..
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John Cale
Close Watch: An Introduction to John Cale
 [ Island Records / CD - released 11/Jan/1999 ]
Official European Import.
Silver and Fire cover
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Martin Craft
Silver and Fire
 [ Inertia Music / 2 CD - released 14/Aug/2007 ]
This Australasian version of ‘Silver and Fire’ features newly designed artwork and a 9-track bonus disc, which features tracks from Craft’s debut EP plus B-sides to the UK singles. "...perfectly self-contained worlds that defy categorisation...
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The Steinbecks
Far from the Madding Crowd
 [ Microindie Records / CD - released 1/Nov/2007 ]
Steinbecks' songwriters, brothers Josh & Joel Meadows, team up with their cousin Tali White (Lucksmiths, Guild League) to craft one of the first shining pop gems of the post-Candle Melbourne pop scene.