Atomic Rooster – In Hearing Of Akarma

2xLP |;| Akarma |;| Atomic Rooster |;| In Hearing Of |;| NoAnvArtist |a| Atomic Rooster |a| 310381 |a| NostrSeperator |;| Akarma |l| 49461 |;| Rock |;| Prog Rock |;| Akarma |;| Atomic Rooster |;| LP |,| Album |,| Reissue |;| Vinyl |;| |;| Roger Dean |,| Chris Farlowe |,| Atomic Rooster |,| John Du Cann |,| Vincent Crane |,| Steve Bolton |,| Mike Gill Associates Ltd. |,| Ric Parnell |,| Gaff Masters Ltd. |;| AK 169/2 |;| Breakthrough |,| Break The Ice |,| Decision / Indecision |,| A Spoonful Of Bromide Helps The Pulse Rate Go Down |,| Black Snake |,| Head In The Sky |,| The Rock |,| The Price |,| Bonus Tracks |,| Devil’s Answer |,| Breakthrough |,| Stand By Me |,| People You Can’t Trust |,| All In Satan’s Name |,| Devil’s Answer |;| 94347 |;| Record Industry |,| Paris Theatre, London |,| Jean Cheesman |;| |;| |;| Paul Hammond |,| John Du Cann |,| Vincent Crane |,| Peter French |,| Pat Darnell |,| Ric Parnell |;| Italy |;| 2013 |;| Atomic Rooster,Artist_Atomic Rooster,Label_Akarma,Format_Vinyl,FormatDescription_LP,FormatDescription_Album,FormatDescription_Reissue,Genre_Rock,Style_Prog Rock,Rock,Prog Rock,Akarma,Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue,Italy,2013,m-129693,2010 – 2019,Music |;| Later version with variant rear sleeve and labels from . ¶Variations include: ¶ ¶– larger and different fonts used for tracklist and credits; ¶– barcode to the bottom left;¶– ‘Made Under License by’ credit moved to the bottom center.¶– Omits “Released in UK 1971” on labels. ¶– Obvious typos in the titles of some tracks: ‘ replaced by ☐. ¶[Labels ¶– Variant text positioning and font size. ¶– On the A-side, track A4 is incorrectly split into two separate tracks. ¶– Different side specification. ¶– No ‘Recorded in UK 1971’ on the C-side. ¶ ¶Gatefold sleeve with lyrics printed on the inner spread. ¶ ¶Track C1: From B&C single CB 157 ℗ 1971 ¶Tracks C2 to D3: Recorded live at Paris Theatre, London on the 27th of July 1972 ¶ ¶Several incorrect songwriting credits appear on the release. ¶Tracks A1, A3, B1, B4, C2 are incorrectly credited to Rick Parnell instead of Pat Darnell. ¶Track D2 – that’s actually a Parnell composition – is incorrectly credited to Vincent Crane too. ¶ ¶Made under license by Jean Cheesman. ¶