Various - Tapestry ... And Other Lost U.K. Progressive Bands - British Radio Sessions 1969-1971 (2013)

The archival compilation "Tapestry... And Other Lost U.K. Progressive Bands - British Radio Sessions 1969-1971", released via On The Air, unearths forgotten relics from the British underground scene of the late 1960s and early 1970s. The release centers around British radio sessions — including broadcasts hosted by iconic DJ John Peel (John Peel) — and rare studio takes from overlooked acts. Key features include Cheltenham-based group Tapestry with their live 1971 session alongside obscure outfits such as Ora, Griffin, Blodwyn, Wommet, Natural Gas, and Sweet Marriage. The tracklist concludes with an experimental collage by electronic pioneers White Noise in collaboration with performance art group Welfare State. Stylistically, the record ranges from complex progressive rock and psychedelic folk rock to early hard rock and proto-punk.

Tracklist:
1-1 Tapestry - Armageddon [4:54]
1-2 Tapestry - Sky Farm [4:45]
1-3 Tapestry - Sea Suite [4:57]
1-4 Tapestry - Aquarian [10:27]
1-5 Ora - Sea Shore [3:07]
1-6 Ora - Fly [3:17]
1-7 Griffin - The Shine [8:08]
1-8 Blodwyn Pig - Moon's Gone [2:57]
1-9 Blodwyn Pig - Lady Of Liberty [4:23]
1-10 Wommet - Greyhound Bus [4:47]
1-11 Wommet - City Of Gold [2:32]
1-12 Wommet - The Way You Look [4:30]
1-13 Natural Gas - How Long Were You There [3:56]
1-14 John Peel - John Peel's Voice {Treated By The BBC Radiophonic Workshop} [2:06]
1-15 Sweet Marriage - Mort [5:48]
1-16 Sweet Marriage - Titani [4:25]
1-17 Welfare State / White Noise - Silence Is Requested In The Ultimate Abyss [4:45]