Where Do We Draw The Line?, by Gold, Frankincense & Disk Drive

Where Do We Draw The Line?

by Gold, Frankincense & Disk Drive

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1.	Wallpaper 05:57	buy track
2.	Loop The Loop 05:58	buy track
3.	The African Dust 04:35	buy track
4.	Churn 05:37	buy track
5.	Airburst 06:39	buy track
6.	Orienteering 04:15	buy track
7.	Butterside Downs 05:19	buy track
8.	The Railway Children 06:30	buy track

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The first official release by any of ATD's bands - this was made in 1987 at Lion Recording Studios in Leeds. The band was a politically motivated anarcho-agit rock band with strong progressive influences. Members of Chumbawamba were guests on the recording and the group toured extensively over the next few years. Was the first release on the fledgling Peaceville Records which in turn spawned Opeth and Anathema among others. This album is the real beginning of the story. Includes sleeve PDF and rear tray for those wishing to recreate the CD in a jewel case.

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released January 1, 1987

Andy Tillison - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards & Drums
Guy Hatton - Keyboards, Guitar & Drums
Jonathan Barrett - Bass Guitar, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Mavis Dillon - Bass Guitar
Boff Whalley - Vocals
Harry Hamer - Drums - Vocals
Danbert Nobacon - Vocals

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Andy Tillison/The Tangent Leeds, UK

Andy Tillison is a composer/producer from the UK. He has led bands such as The Tangent, Po90 and Kalman filter amd released more than 25 albums over the years, ranging from Progressive Rock thru Jazz Fusion and into Berlin School Electronica. In 2018 he was voted "Keyboards Player Of the Year" in the UKs PROG magazine and he continues to write and release music in a variety of styles. ... more

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