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With the exception of the final track ("Magog"), this is a very good example of early Hammill solo work, ably assisted by David Jackson's haunting sax. "Tapeworm" is a rocky, powerful number while "Again" is an evocative, sad love song. "Magog" is a succession of bizzare, echoing, dark sounds, totally unrepresentative of Hammill's work, probably recorded with a good sprinkling of humour and tongue pushed firmly into cheek. ~ Ali Sinclair
2006 issued digitally remastered edtion of Hammill's third solo album that was originally released in 1974. The original 7 tracks have been augmented with three more that didn't appear on the original LP issue: "Emperor In His War Room", "Faint Heart & The Sermon" and "(No More) The Sub Mariner". Peter Hammill In Camera Songs In Camera Review
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