Van Der Graaf Generator Albums

Remastered album includes the bonus tracks 'Theme One' (original version), 'W' (alternate take) and the previously unreleased tracks 'Angle Of Incidents', 'Ponker's Theme' & 'Diminutions'. EMI. 2005.

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Remastered album includes the bonus tracks 'Squid/Octopus' (live) & 'The Emperor In His War-room' (early take). EMI. 2005.

2012 three disc (two CD + PAL/Region 2 DVD) presentation of this live performance from one of Europe's foremost Progressive Rock bands. This release contains a unique and explosive live set by one of the most revered and divisive UK rock groups of all time. Featuring seldom-performed, signature VDDG material such as 'Lemmings', 'Man-Erg', 'Childlike Faith' and 'Nutter Alert'. Deluxe digipak with 12-page illustrated booklet and detailed liner notes. DVD in 16.9 PAL format with DTS 5.1 Surround Sound.

Van Der Graaf Generator is back! In their 5th studio album, 'Godbluff,' the first after they reformed in 1975, the band displays their trade progressive rock, but with a whole host of new sounds. Peter Hammill, songwriter and bandleader, had left the group following, 'Pawn Hearts' and focused on his own, very introspective works. He brought this darker, quieter tone back, evidenced by, 'The Undercover Man,' the lead track on the album, which begins at a whisper. But Van Der Graaf Generator builds to a roar, as always, and while the original album included only 4 tracks, critics and fans alike were sold on these soon-to-be classic tunes. A 2005 reissue included two of the group's live performances, 'Forsaken Gardens' and, 'A Louse Is Not A Home' - songs off of Hammill's 'The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage,' recorded in Rimini, Italy. Godbluff is a tour de force, and no fans of Van Der Graaf Generator will want to miss the band, newly reunited, proving they hadn't lost their stride.

Remastered album includes the bonus tracks 'The Boat Of Millions Of Years' (B side of Refugeees single) & 'Refugees' (single version). EMI. 2005.

Described as 'infinitely captivating' by the Sounds music newspaper, 'Still Life' is a majestic VDGG classic. Reissue of the 1976 original release, this remastered edition features all the original tracks plus the bonus track 'Gog' (live/ex-bootleg). EMI. 2005.

Featuring seldom-performed, signature VDDG material such as Lemmings, Man-Erg, Childlike Faith and Nutter Alert Deluxe digipack with 12-page illustrated booklet and detailed liner notes DVD in NTSC format with DTS 5.1 Surround Sound

Remastered by Peter Hammill and Includes Previously Unreleased Extra Tracks. Includes an Extensive Booklet Including Original Artwork/Credits, Full Newly Written and Researched Liner Notes, and Rare Photographs.

2011 release, the 12th studio album from the legendary British Prog/Art Rock band. Grounding In Numbers is their first album since 2008. In April, 2010, Peter Hammill, Hugh Banton and Guy Evans met up for intensive tracking sessions in Cornwall, arranging, rehearsing and recording the album in a week. Some of the pieces were already fully-formed songs; others, even at this stage, remained more sketches than fully realized works. Over the next months the tracks were overdubbed, edited and adapted by the band in their own studios. By September the project was ready to be mixed. Legendary producer Hugh Padgham agreed to take on this part of the process - the first time anyone outside the band had been entrusted such responsibility. The album sees VDGG pushing ever further forward into the 21st century. Clearly, they know they're a group with a certain history - but they are also an emphatically modern one. Esoteric.