
Weird Quartet
Elevenses
teatime…
second daevid allen 'Weird Biscuit Teatime' release, with insert
second daevid allen 'Weird Biscuit Teatime' release, with insert
all gone …might return someday
a curate's egg of a release…
all gone - may return someday
daevid allen on guitar and vocals - a darker grandeur, with a rocking Brainville edge
great studio recording - pressing of 500 in a picture sleeve
currently unavailable - will return one day
unreleased alternative versions and different mixes of daevid's first solo album
1990 solo album with a new expanded booklet - fabulous album
with daevid allen and Orlando Monday
superior sound, full lyrics in the booklet, plus a bonus track : DPRP review
Deeply light and lightly deep. Beautifully re-edited, re-mastered, re-covered and with new liner notes by daevid. One of the prime keys to Gong and way beyond - simple as that.
'solo' album, with guests Graham Clark (Magick Brothers, Gong, Gongmaison) and Tim Hall
Exciting 2007 South American Gong band : daevid allen, Fabio Golfetti, Josh Pollock, Fred Barley, Gabriel Costa, and Marcelo Ringel.
daevid tweaks or adds lyrics - quirkily, brilliantly played
Previously unreleased live concerts from 2007. All profits for the benefit of Hugh Hopper's family. daevid allen, Chris Cutler and Hugh Hopper recorded live in Berlin as part of the 'Sound in the Cities' project, but also with a couple of pieces from London's Borderline gig in June '07 and Tel Aviv.
Previously unreleased concert recorded just before Brainville's only studio album to date, Children's Crusade, which was recorded in the Knitting Room studio, below the venue.
tracks from Voiceprint releases
tres tres rosbif
Last copies of daevid's collaboration, recorded in Australia.
electro acoustic magic
Theo Travis with daevid allen guesting on glissando guitar
Australian Gongster hires daevid to do large drawing… daevid enjoys it! many more alien originals are inked
commissioned line drawings, with a tiny version of a different drawing in the stamp box - only 200 made
commissioned line drawings printed on heavy card stock, with a tiny version of a different drawing in the stamp box - only 200 made
one of daevid allen's commissioned line drawings
one of daevid allen's commissioned line drawings
one of daevid allen's commissioned line drawings
one of daevid allen's commissioned line drawings
(sorry, all gone)
Celebrating Cultural Diversity - '…crammed full with tribal wisdom, feral attitude and hippy shit….' 250 heavy glossy pages, 215mm x 200mm - tons of photos and illustrations. Contributors include daevid allen and Thom the World Poet. A celebratory, roller-coaster ride through the many parts of alternative Australia. The communities, the tribal elders, the eco-protestors and performing arts scene, it's all here. All manner of contributors including things from daevid and Thom the World Poet. If you want to get the feel of, and understand the alternative scene in Oz, then here is a great place to start. [NB: As this is quite a weighty book the postage may be more than the shopping cart shows, especially to overseas.]
8 page card booklet, 30x14cm. Black on white reproduction of original white on blue inserts in the first BYG LP. Classic daevid allen artwork and typography.
Poetry of the Sleeping Life
40 page booklet of daevid's totally absorbing text-rich line drawings. Completed by daevid in 1966, not printed until found in the GAS archives in the late '80s. The first cover illustrated above is typical of what lies within. A little classic that rewards repeated readings and viewings. Fragments of future daevid and Gong lyrics and proto-pixies emerge from the mix of unique swirling alien line drawings. [cover colour may vary]
40 pages. Open Diaries of daevid's Transylvanian Adventures, July 1990.
When daevid decided spontaneously to travel to Romania in July 1990, all he knew about the country was from media coverage of the December '89 revolution - which fascinated him - and that there were many, many orphans needing help. He arrived in Bucharest with knowing no-one and with nowhere to stay, but found a warm, generous and stimulating people, eager to communicate on all levels - despite the invisible hand of fear and social repression still hovering over their shoulder. daevid's view of life in Romania has the unique and personal quality of a poet, political observer, traveller, humanist and friend. You'll love it. [cover colour may vary]
28‑pages. Reprint of daevid's first volume of poetry, originally published in 1964. 21 choice early bits, including the first appearance of 'Captain Shaw and Mr Gilbert'. daevid initially gave copies to all his friends to illustrate, à la Sun Ra - the band illustrating their own LP sleeves. The copy we have used for this re-print has a drawing on the cover by Gilli's then young daughter Tasmin. [cover colour may vary]
daevid's companion volume to Gong's album of the same name, first published in 1992. 56 page A5 illustrated lyric booklet. Enhance your Shapeshifter album with this specially written volume, or read on its own. [cover colour may vary]
The story of Zero the Hero continues… Forbidden the use of money, he enters a limbo-like state linked to constant travelling around the world, leaving it briefly at various destinations for further strange initiatory adventures.
Written and illustrated by daevid. Full of detail, an unmissable aid to the fuller and deeper understanding of Gong's 'Shapeshifter' album (not to mention the Alien brain).
As the Shapeshifter album is Radio Gnome Invisible Part 4, this book is a vital and highly entertaining key to understanding the link between the 'You' and 'Zero To Infinitea' albums.
14‑pages. 'Wot Happened to Walter When He Got into Scuttles with a Doggerel - A Bananabook for Helen & Walter, The Traveling Allens.' Reproduction cartoon booklet drawn by daevid in Deya in 1969 in preparation for a visit from his parents. [cover colour may vary]
daevid was slightly apprehensive about seeing his parents for the first time since he left Australia almost 10 years before. This funny fantasy cartoon on how the meeting might possibly turn out was his response. Needless to say many things had changed since he left Oz a fresh-faced, basically un-chemically experienced beatnik in 1959, added to which they were also meeting Gilli for the first time.
There are talks about republishing Gong Dreaming… when anything is known you'll hear it here first
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