Big Big Train, – Goodbye To The Age Of Steam English Electric Recordings

CD |;| English Electric Recordings |;| Big Big Train, |;| Goodbye To The Age Of Steam |;| NoAnvArtist |a| Big Big Train |a| 1208309 |a| , |;| English Electric Recordings |l| 187083 |;| Rock |;| Art Rock |,| Prog Rock |;| English Electric Recordings |;| Big Big Train |;| Album |,| Reissue |,| Remastered |;| CD |;| |;| Rob Aubrey |,| Nick D’Virgilio |,| Martin Orford |,| Steve Christey |,| Greg Spawton |,| David Longdon |,| Andy Poole |,| Gary Chandler |,| Jim Trainer |,| Ken Bundy |,| Mandy Taylor |,| Sally French |,| Stuart Nicholson |,| Steve Hughes |,| Ian Cooper |,| Martin Read |;| EERCD008 |;| Wind Distorted Pioneers |,| Head Hit The Pillow |,| Edge Of The Known World |,| Landfall |,| Dragon Bone Hill |,| Blow The House Down |,| Expecting Snow |,| Blue Silver Red |,| Losing Your Way |,| Far Distant Thing |,| Expecting Dragons |,| Losing Your Way (Extended Version) |;| |;| Sound Performance |,| Parklands |;| |;| |;| Greg Spawton |,| Andy Poole |,| Ian Cooper |;| UK |;| 2011 |;| Big Big Train,Artist_Big Big Train,Label_English Electric Recordings,Format_CD,FormatDescription_Album,FormatDescription_Reissue,FormatDescription_Remastered,Genre_Rock,Style_Prog Rock,Style_Art Rock,Rock,Art Rock,Prog Rock,English Electric Recordings,CD, Album, Reissue, Remastered,UK,2011,m-534657,2010 – 2019,Music |;| Packaged in four panel digipak with 12 page booklet.Recorded at Parklands Studios, Denmead, Hampshire, UK between July and August 1993.Remixed from the original 2″ multi track tapes between January and July 2010.Quote from the liner notes inside the booklet:”We have added the Power FM sessions track Far Distant Thing in this release that first appeared on our demo The Infant Hercules. Also a new track entitled Expecting Dragons, featuring the current band line-up, which revisits several themes from the main album. Lastly, a slightly extended version of Losing Your Way with a demo instrumental section that hit the cutting room floor. Andy Poole and Greg Spawton, Bournemouth, England, February 2011. ” |;| 0609722891431