DESCRIPTION:
Track 22 from the compilation album “The Best Of and the Rest Of” released in 1979 copyright Harvest Records. Formed in Britain and influenced by glam and progressive rock, they’ve been compared to Bowie in his early days. Bill Nelson was the driving force, an exceptional singer/guitarist, writer & producer. They released five studio albums and one live album during the seventies. Recorded from the original vinyl. Written by Bill Nelson and produced by Bill Nelson & John Leckie. Featuring:

Bill Nelson – Lead vocals, lead, rhythm & 12-string guitars & percussion
Andy Clark – Keyboards, synthesizers & percussion
Charlie Tumahai – Bass, background vocals & percussion
Simon Fox – Drums & percussion

Nevermore, days astonishing
Happening with tapes and anything 1962
Power beyond years are endings
Time most misplaced
The earth forever renders the promised mockery
(mockery, mockery, mockery, mockery)

Ghost in latitude, fears generated
Science as uncontrollable anxiety
Events far and implicit, most frightening ghost projections
Fade and never return (the earth forever renders tapes from this mockery)
Even more than international
Perhaps inside your different events
No more years of this emphasis

Human voices, enchanting
Direct purposes and artificial songs
Hang on your metal tongue
Watch those royal and cheery blue storms
The curve of time against unsampled knowledge
The curving of piano dancing
The ticking of clocks against the window
Against the window, a face invisible
Transparent, invisible

Many dimensions, critical variations
The effect is response, in from sound and internal method
Life doing roller coaster
First play a wakening celebration or inspection
The beautiful stars ringing clear
Pure clarion, a board of celestial
Observatory gardens sing yes, no more