London art rock band that rose from the ashes of mid-sixties mod band Lloyd Alexander Real Estate. Adding sax, acoustic guitar and woodwinds to the mix, Audience soon became very popular on the club circuit, landing a residency at Ronnie Scott's and a record deal with Polydor. Their 1969 self-titled debut was a solid effort, but nonetheless was soon deleted, making original copies of this LP highly collectible. Featuring new "positive image" cover photo plus three bonus tracks, including the theme from their soundtrack to the 1970 skinhead classic "Bronco Bullfrog". 180-gram LP with bonus CD of the album and three extra tracks.

Track Listing
Banquet
Poet
Waverley Stage Coach
Riverboat Queen
Harlequin
Heaven Was An Island
Too Late I’m Gone
The Going Song (bonus)
Maidens Cry
Pleasant Convalescence
Leave It Unsaid
Man On Box
House On The Hill
Paper Round
Troubles