| | Barclay Jam Harvest Nexus CD - Import Barclay Jam Harvest Discography of CDs
Originally Release '99 , an almost solo project of John Lees , which contains new songs and BJH classics, with Woolly Wolstenholme. Barclay Jam Harvest Nexus Songs | 1. | Festival! |
| 2. | Iron Maiden |
| 3. | Brave New World |
| 4. | Hors d'Oeuvre |
| 5. | Mocking Bird  |
| 6. | Sitting Upon a Chair |
| 7. | Hymn |
| 8. | Devils That I Keep |
| 9. | Titles |
| 10. | Float |
| 11. | Loving Is Easy |
| 12. | Star Bright |
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