In The Region Of The Summer Stars
In The Region Of The Summer Stars is The Enid’s debut album, recorded at, Sarm Studio in 1975. It was originally released as an LP with the music, composed and performed by Robert John Godfrey (Keyboards), Francis Lickerish (Guitar), Stephen Stewart (Guitar), Dave Storey (Drums and Percussion) and Glen Tollet (Bass). This current version, was partially re-recorded and digitally re-mastered in 1984. Moving forward to 2001 it was reissued as the first release on Inner Sanctum. Today after being out of stock for some time and still sought after, it is now presented on CD in a deluxe digifile case. Tracks 12 and 13 were not included in the original LP and are previously unreleased rough mixes from 1976c
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In The Region Of The Summer Stars is The Enid’s debut album, recorded at, Sarm Studio in 1975. It was originally released as an LP with the music, composed and performed by Robert John Godfrey (Keyboards), Francis Lickerish (Guitar), Stephen Stewart (Guitar), Dave Storey (Drums and Percussion) and Glen Tollet (Bass). This current version, was partially re-recorded and digitally re-mastered in 1984. Moving forward to 2001 it was reissued as the first release on Inner Sanctum. Today after being out of stock for some time and still sought after, it is now presented on CD in a deluxe digifile case. Tracks 12 and 13 were not included in the original LP and are previously unreleased rough mixes from 1976c
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In The Region Of The Summer Stars is The Enid’s debut album, recorded at, Sarm Studio in 1975. It was originally released as an LP with the music, composed and performed by Robert John Godfrey (Keyboards), Francis Lickerish (Guitar), Stephen Stewart (Guitar), Dave Storey (Drums and Percussion) and Glen Tollet (Bass). This current version, was partially re-recorded and digitally re-mastered in 1984. Moving forward to 2001 it was reissued as the first release on Inner Sanctum. Today after being out of stock for some time and still sought after, it is now presented on CD in a deluxe digifile case. Tracks 12 and 13 were not included in the original LP and are previously unreleased rough mixes from 1976c
