Farmyard - Looking For A Place - 1970/1971 - New Zealand - Alternative Rock, Folk Rock, Prog Rock - 2xLP - vinyl rip - 16-48 - flac - Little Wing Of Refugees - LW 4016/17 - 1991

Tracklist

Farmyard

A1 Those Days Are Gone 4'26"

A2 Through My Window 7'50"

A3 Which Way Confusion (Part 1) 3'49"

A4 Which Way Confusion (Part 2) 3'38"

B1 Learnin 'Bout Living 3'18"

B2 Da Woirks 2'57"

B3 I Sit Alone 9'41"

Back To Fronting

C1 All In Your Head 5'27"

C2 Me The Dog Ma And Dear Old Dad 2'36"

C3 Nothing Happening Here 5'11"

C4 Too Much Wrong 3'57"

D1 Feeling Pretty Good 3'36"

D2 Fantasia. New Road 5'49"

D3 Looking For A Place 8'27"

The sound of the "suburbs" of rock has always fascinated me and I will never be grateful enough to the label Little Wing Of Refugees for its reprints, always accompanied by new covers of excellent workmanship. In this case he combined the 2 albums, very rare and, I think, very expensive, this wonderful band from New Zealand, the homonym of 1970 and Back To Fronting of the following year in a double LP that takes the title from the magnificent track of 8' that closed the second album.

I hope that no record producer will see this post ... I would never want him to remember to reprint these 2 masterpieces in a CD that, like all those released after 1996, with very few exceptions, would pump the sounds to the maximum and hide certain sounds unique vinyl!

Here you can find some news: http://www.sergent.com.au/music/farmyard.html

for those who already had my old rip of 2015, this sounds considerably better

fresh as a rose, recommended to all indistinctly

rawkin' dog

I hope that an old Polish friend, with whom we have not heard for a long time, see this post and do one of his perfect reviews