Now folks, drum roll. "A.F.T." is a very highly prized deleted album from 1976 on Charisma Records. This album is just pure unadulterated progressive rock. Download it here FIRST.
01.The Great Panjandrum Wheel (Part One) 14:25
1. Wolverine (Part 1)
2. Horizons
3. Wolverine (part 2)
4. Maneater
02. Gladioli 4:41
03. The Great Panjandrum Wheel (Part Two) 15:45
1. Panjandrum
2. Epic
3. Terminal C
4. City Business
5. Dragon Fly
04. Queen of the Night 3:49
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This is a great album.I got a mint copy from a record fair at Wembley about 5 years ago-£12,one of my favourite prog albums.
Interesting site,bookmarked under"cool music"in my folder.
Cheers,John.
Hey John,
Quite a good price you paid for this rarity. Well done. It's a great album and thanks for bookmarking me my man. Drop by soon.
Chuntao
Wow, Automatic Fine Tuning!! Can't believe you've got this here. I remember John Peel (BBC Radio) used to play these a lot. Been looking for this on and of for the last 25 years. Thanks for making it available.
one of my most favorite albums warmswarm. Now you wait is finally over. You are very welcome. Enjoy :] And John Peel was the man, man.
Chuntao
Not long ago I was talking with a few old friends about bands we'd seen at Improvision, Sheffield. That used to be a Sunday Night thing and we saw some bands, mates! Styx were amazing. AC/DC incredible. This band, even though they're only known for this album, were one of the bands that stuck out as SPECIAL. Different from others as no one else sounded like AFT. This should bring back more memories of those days. Pre-Punk, by a few months.
Anon,
You couldn't have put it better. SPECIAL is one word to describe this rarity. It's pure prog rock. I lurve it something chronic. I'm sure they had more albums up their sleeve.
Hello there!!
I heard this band for the first time, and i only can say...GREAT!!
Thank You!
An Italian man..(Vito)
Chow Vito,
Gracie. If you like this awesome prog album then you should take my latest 'Oz Knozz" very comparable
gl & enjoy
Chow for now
Chuntao
I've been after this one for some time now. An old friend (now a memeber of a very famous band)sparked off some memories of Sunday nights in Sheffield. Automatic Fine Tuning were one of the bands we saw at 'Improvision' and remembered because they were brilliant. Ta! Now the music's there with the memory!
LazerBil,
Thanks for your visit and indeed your comments especially on such a cracker of an album. They rock ;]
Glad to hear they cheer up your day also after w8ing so long to hear them again.
Rock on LazerBil rock on.
Chuntao
Great stuff! I have been looking all over the place for a copy of this. Thanks for posting! :0)
Thanks for this. I've been after this album for ages! :0)
I have been after this for an age having bought it on LP and see them live supporting the Pink Fairies at Surrey Uni in 76. I remember asking the lead guitarist what AFT stood for, and he simply said "Any ****ing Thing".
Great stuff, thank you very much for making this available.
Colin
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