Titus Groan – Rare Original 1970 UK Prog Rock LP on Dawn £600
Here is the very rare album by UK Prog Rock band `Titus Groan` on the Dawn label DNLS 3012, Very hard to find the original LP as only sold minimal copies. Mint copies are now selling for 600 British Pounds, in 2015 a copy sold for £987, has gatefold `Textured` Sleeve – I update rare records regularly, why not subscribe!
Side one
1. It Wasn`t For You
2. Hall of Bright Carvings (Starts at 5.36)
Side Two
3. Cant Change (Starts at 17.16)
4. It`s All Up With Us (Starts at 23.06)
5. Fuschia (Starts at 28.49)
Two Extra Rarities
1. Open the Door Homer (Starts at 41.18)
2. Woman of the World (Starts at 44.48)
Taking their name from Mervyn Peake’s gothic fantasy novel, Titus Groan was a quartet lead by guitar/keyboardist and singer Stewart Cowell and wind player Tony Priestland. Their sound is early UK prog. Centred around the great 12-mins Hall Of Bright Carvings track, the album was released in early 1970 on the collectible Dawn label (the band broke up soon after) Titus Groan also released a three track single the same year, `Open The Door Homer` was taken from the Bob Dylan album `The Basement Tapes`
