Label:	Brain
Catalog#:	BRAIN 1024
Format:	Vinyl, LP
Country:	Germany
Released:	1973
Genre:	Rock
Style:	Prog Rock
Credits:	Bass - Steve Borrill Cello - John Boyce Drums - Dave Mattacks Engineer - Robin Black Flute - Stan Sulzman* Piano, Violin - Julian Cusack Producer - Max Hole Vocals - Barbara Gaskin Vocals, Guitar - Martin Cockerham Whistle - Steve Ashley
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Rating:	5.0/5 (2 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	prancinghorse

Tracklisting:

A1		The Furthest Point
A2		Old Boot Wine
A3		Parallel Lines Never Separate
A4		Spiggly
B1		An Everyday Consumption Song
B2		The Sergeant Says
B3		In The Western World
B3a		In The Western World
B3b		Jungle Lore
B3c		Coming Back
B3d		Western World Reprise

User Reviews:

marcelrecords, Nov 30, 2007

The utter clarity of Gaskin's voice, the erratic songwriting and many interesting and imaginative arrangements, these all seem to peak on this their third and last album. The sadness and despair, already strongly present on their previous efforts, come to a head and now sound chillingly urgent. The contributions of Henry Lowther's trumpet also work wonders, greatly so in ''The Furthest Point'', a minor classic all by itself. Boasting not one single under-average track, this record belongs to the very top of Britain's seventies folk-rock.

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