1991 reissue of the 1968 debut by the theatrical rock singer's band, featuring both mono and stereo versions of five tracks, including the #2 smash 'Fire'. 15 tracks total.Pete Townsend was associate producer of the album. A Polydorrelease.

New Expanded Remastered 2 Cd Release For This Classic Album By Arthur Brown With Bonus Cd Of Rare & Unreleased Material
Booklet With Restored Artwork, Photos & Liner Notes.

Lavishly Packaged In A Slipcase With An Extensively Illustrated Booklet With New Essay, This Is The Ultimate Edition Of The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown .

Esoteric Recordings Are Proud To Announce The Release Of A Deluxe 2cd Edition Of The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown . The Psychedelic Rock Classic Burst Forth In 1968, Topping The Album Charts On Both Sides Of The Atlantic And Spawning The Hit Single 'Fire'.

The Rock World Discovered The Delights Of Rock's Supreme Showman Arthur Brown And His Influence Would Be Felt The Following Decade When Alice Cooper Acknowledged His Debt To Arthur's Genius.

Produced By Who Manager Kit Lambert And Who Guitarist Pete Townshend, This Classic Album Has Been Remastered And Expanded To A Two Disc Edition By The Inclusion Of Rare Single Tracks, A Bbc Radio One Session From April 1968, Alternate Mono Mixes From The Album Sessions, And A Version Of 'Nightmare' From The 1968 Film, The Committee .

Digitally remastered edition of the classic lost album by The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown. Recorded in the Autumn of 1969, the sessions were an attempt to resurrect the Crazy World by Arthur Brown and featured some classic material. Divided into four sub-headings, ( The Country, The City, The Cosmos and The Afterlife ), Strangelands was certainly ahead of its time but failed to gain a full release for nearly two decades. In hindsight, the material can be seen as the blueprint for Arthur s next project, the innovative Kingdom Come. Esoteric.

Digitally remastered edition of this 1979 album by the legendary Arthur Brown and former Atomic Rooster leader Vincent Crane. This reissue restores the original album artwork and includes new liner notes. Esoteric. 2011.

Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of this classic 1973 album by British rocker Arthur Brown including a bonus disc containing rare and unreleased material. The Journey was the third and final album that Arthur Brown recorded with his backing band, Kingdom Come. As usual, Brown's musical vision was worlds away from his contemporaries and this album was one of the first albums to utilize a drum machine. The bonus disc in this special edition includes BBC Radio Sessions, alternate versions and the single version of 'Spirit Of Joy'. Esoteric. 2010.

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1971 album including bonus tracks. Issued on Polydor, the album launched the Space Rock band, gaining instant notoriety. Touching on the musical territory of fellow travelers Hawkwind, Galactic Zoo Dossier was a masterwork and is now rightly regarded as a classic. This newly remastered edition includes bonus tracks of three alternate versions of 'Metal Monster', 'Space Plucks' and 'Sunrise', together with both tracks from a BBC Radio One John Peel session from March 1971. 19 tracks. Esoteric. 2010.

*The "God of Hellfire" and singer of the 1968 worldwide hit "Fire" is back!

*First 5,000 copies include full-sized poster, making this first edition an instant collectors' item!

"One of the most electrifying one-shot artists of the 60s, British singer Arthur Brown's debut album was surely one of the most left-field successes of the late 60s, if not of rock history." -- All Music Guide

Digitally remastered edition of the 2002 comeback album that saw Brown adopt an acoustic approach for a record that proved the man had much to offer the world at the birth of the 21st Century. It features a consummate list of quality musicians, including one-time Gentle Giant drummer Malcolm Mortimore. Enhanced artwork with new notes from Classic Rock's Malcolm Dome in conversation with Arthur. 12 tracks. Lemon. 2009.

Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the British Rock icon, both originally released in 1982. Requiem is an end-of-the-world concept album that comes on with a bang, not a whimper, and may well be the best thing that Arthur Brown has ever done! It's got all of the sonic excess you'd expect from the man who gave us 'Fire', but Brown's ornate Art-Rock tendencies are invariably backed up with enough visceral punch to make them marvelously affecting, not merely affected, while producer Earl Mankey handles the electronics well enough to maintain an unusually high level of interest and detail. Speak No Tech was the result of Arthur's collaboration with Blondie producer Craig Leon, who was, as the liner notes state, "laying down basic tracks" while Arthur later overdubbed his part of the deal over them. It's purely electronic, nothing but synthesizers and drum machines. 30 tracks. Lemon.

Digitally remastered edition of this classic 1979 album by the legendary Arthur Brown and German Electronic pioneer Klaus Schulze under the guise of alter ego Richard Wahnfried. Esoteric. 2011.