Robert Wyatt

Soft Machine's 'Fourth' is a studio (and first all-instrumental ) album released on February 28, 1971 by CBS.

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Robert Wyatt's 'Dondestan' is the sixth studio album recorded in February 1991 and released in 1991 By Rough Trade.

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Syd Barrett's 'The Madcap Laughs' is his debut solo album released on January 3, 1970 by Harvest

Brian Eno's 'Before and After Science' is his fifth studio album co-produced with Rhett Davies and released in December 1977 by Polydor Records

Soft Machine's 'Volume One' is their debut album also titled 'The Soft Machine' and released in December 1968 by Abc Probe.

Robert Wyatt's 'The End of an Ear' is his debut solo album while he was still with Soft Machine, released on December 4, 1970 by Cbs.

Brian Eno's 'Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)' is his second solo album featuring Phil Manzanera, and released in November 1974 by Island.

Robert Wyatt 's 'Shleep' is his seventh album featuring Paul Weller and Phil Manzanera among other guests, co-produced with Alfreda Benge and Brian Eno and released in November 1997 by Hannibal / Thirsty Ear

Brian Eno's 'Ambient 1: Music for Airports' is his sixth studio album released in September 1978 by Polydor

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Björk's 'Medúlla' is her sixth studio album released on August 30, 2004 by Warner Bros Records / One Little Indian.

Robert Wyatt's 'Rock Bottom' is his second solo album produced by Nick Mason and released on July 26, 1974 by Virgin Records.

Soft Machine's ‘Third' is a double album (each side of the vinyl version consisting of a single composition) released on June 6, 1970 by Cbs /Columbia.

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