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The Tweeters - The Berchem Tapes (May 1976) Format:LP Born out of the warm

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Born out of the warm thrum of an old classical guitar the first of these tracks emerged as a surprise one rainy morning to be followed by another

Roughly a year on from Catch Up with What Party +

claustrophobia and fear associated with the Colonia

rock or pop song formats

Best Forgotten - drawn from tapes recorded within the limited means of bare necessity in Islington & Hackney squats between 1981-1983 - offers a rare window into this lost world

The Tweeters - The Berchem Tapes (May 1976) Format:LP Born out of the warmThe Tweeters were a remarkable Antwerp based experimental Free Jazz Prog band that played together in the first half of the 1970's. The band consisted of visual artist, trombonist and singer Liliane Vertessen, her partner, multi instrumentalist Jean Van den Plas, sax and piano player Edmond Van Lierde, his brother William 'Beasthoven' Van Lierde, double bass driver Paul Feyaerts and drummer percussionist Ronnie Dusoir. All members, with the exception

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