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Loudest Whisper - Magic Carpet (6xCD, Comp, Ltd, Box)

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Loudest Whisper - Magic Carpet (6xCD, Comp, Ltd, Box)Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M ) Comments: SEALED , brand new copy General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): 6 CD boxed set. Featuring early demos, their first three albums (including 1975s classic Children Of Lir), every non LP single and B side from the 70s and 80s, vintage live recordings and more recent work with Donovan and others, Magic Carpet spans

Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Comments:
SEALED , brand new copy

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
6-CD boxed set. Featuring early demos, their first three albums (including 1975’s classic Children Of Lir), every non-LP single and B-side from the 70s and 80s, vintage live recordings and more recent work with Donovan and others, Magic Carpet spans acid folk, psychedelia, rock and roll, rural rock and straight pop. The magnificent music is accompanied by a lavish booklet incorporating a detailed band history, a full discography, many rare photographs and an introduction from Brian O’ Reilly himself, making the set essential for all fans of melodic folk-rock and psychedelia.

 

. The Children Of Lir (1975)
1-1. Overture
1-2. Lir’s Lament
1-3. Good Day, My Friend
1-4. Wedding Song
1-5. Children’s Song
1-6. Mannanan I
1-7. Mannanan II
1-8. Children Of The Dawn
1-9. Dawning Of The Day
1-10. Septimus
1-11. Farewell Song
1-12. Cold Winds Blow
1-13. Sad Children
. Bonus Track
1-14. Children Of Lir – Original RTE Broadcast
. Loudest Whisper (1981)
2-1. Night Time In The City
2-2. Home
2-3. She Moved Thro’ The Fair
2-4. You And I
2-5. Nothing At All
2-6. Magic Carpet
2-7. Old Friend John
2-8. The Name Of The Game, Parts 1 & 2
2-9. Wheel Of Fortune
2-10. Pied Piper
2-11. Grey Skies
2-12. Cold Winds Blow
. Hard Times (1982)
3-1. A Man Named John
3-2. Forget Your Rock N’ Roll
3-3. Marianne
3-4. Mellow Moon
3-5. Oh Lord Above
3-6. Hard Times
3-7. Anita Along
3-8. Wild Bird Of Love
3-9. Boston City
. Non-Album Singles 1974-1982
4-1. William B [1974 A-side]
4-2. False Prophets [1974 B-side]
4-3. Come Back Paddy Reilly To Ballyjamesduff [1976 A-side]
4-4. Wrong And Right [1976 B-side]
4-5. Lord Have Mercy [1976 B-side]
4-6. Rock N’ Roll Child [1977 A-side]
4-7. (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction [1979 B-side]
4-8. Tangerine [1979 B-side]
4-9. William B [1981 A-side]
4-10. Fiona’s Tune [1981 B-side]
4-11. Loudmouth [1981 A-side]
4-12. Hemlop’s Hammer [1981 B-side]
4-13. Guitar Man [1982 A-side]
4-14. In The Dark [1982 B-side]
. Non-Album Singles 1983-1990
5-1. Poete De La Nature [1983 B-side]
5-2. 505 [1983 B-side]
5-3. Hey Marian [1984 A-side]
5-4. Spread Your Wings [1984 A-side]
5-5. Daffodil [1984 B-side]
5-6. Old Devil Blues [1985 A-side]
5-7. Manhunter [1985 B-side]
5-8. Johnny Where Are You Now? [1986 A-side]
5-9. Who’s Gonna Rock You? [1986 A-side]
5-10. Petunia [1986 B-side]
5-11. Mean Man [1989 Cassette EP]
5-12. Beat Of The Drum [1989 Cassette EP]
5-13. Septimus [1989 Cassette EP]
5-14. Home [1989 Cassette EP]
5-15. Children Of The Wild Wind [1990 A-side]
5-16. The Wheel Of Life [1990 B-side]
. Demos And Unreleased Recordings 1973-1996
6-1. Children Of The Wild Wind (1973 Demo)
6-2. I’m A King Bee (Live, 1974)
6-3. Keep On Running (1974 Demo)
6-4. Danae’s Song (From Perseus, 1973)
6-5. The Three Grey Sisters (From Perseus, 1973)
6-6. Polydectes (From Perseus, Live, 1974)
6-7. Morning Dew (1974 Demo)
6-8. You Said You Loved Me (1974 Demo)
6-9. Wouldn’t It Be Fine? (1974 Demo)
6-10. The Wheel Of Life (1974 Demo)
6-11. Silent O’Moyle (Unreleased, 1975)
6-12. Lord Have Mercy (Alt. Take, 1976)
6-13. Home (1977 Demo)
6-14. Loudmouth (Alt. Take, 1981)
6-15. Mellow Moon (Alt. Take, 1982)
6-16. Hair’s Too Long (From A New Tomorrow, 1996)
6-17. Who Am I? (With Donovan, Fom The Children Of Lir, 1994)

 

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Published By Whisper (Fermoy) Ltd.
Recorded At Trend Studios
Recorded At Lombard Studios
Recorded At Dublin Sound Studios
Recorded At Studio Fiona

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