Baghdad

Taken from Popsike link below "According to the good people of Airship, this is an Airship record that was released on the Cobweb label. Unlike "Egyptian Theory" there is no Airship matrix number. Very rare, the official Airship website have confirmed details with us, although at present they don't have any photographs of this item for their website. I have found an email sent to us by Richard at Airship, who remembers the two LPs by Gallery, and believes that only 100 copies were made. Comes with insert. All tracks are an easy instrumental... at time of listing, we have other records by this group, make sure you check them out... they are all virtually impossible to find! How to describe the music? It's not really folk, rock or jazz, nor is it really experimental, new wave or electronic... (some of the description found on other websites used to label the music)... it is a kind of light instrumental fusion of styles, with some long intricate tracks having a very light prog feel verging somewhere between a classical/jazz/folk/rock style maybe a little experimental... but all rather light and as I said, instrumental. Not a prog rock monster fuzz thing, a punk new wave experimental avante garde outing or a whimsically acid folk delicacy... but, very very rare. Don Hill - electric keyboards Stan Sheppard - percussion, kit drums Steve Haynes - bass Rob Johnson - guitar Tracks recorded at The Crypt, Stevenage and Quest, Luton 1982" Recording dates listed on included flyer as A1 - March '82 (Stevenage) A2, B1 and B2 April '82 (Luton)