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Released on 31/08/09 Alquin were one of the most innovative bands to burst forth on the Dutch Progressive Rock scene of the early 1970’s. Adopting a Jazz influenced Progressive rock approach and attaining a sound unique from their contemporaries, the band soon found an appreciative audience throughout Europe with their debut album “Marks”, with British DJ Bob Harris declaring himself an admirer.

Originally released on the Polydor label in 1972, this Esoteric Recordings release features the entire album on CD for the first time (as “Mr. Barnum Jnr’s Magnificent and Fabulous City” was omitted from a previous CD issue). The new edition also includes the bonus track ‘Hard Royce’ and fully restores artwork and features a new essay….

Oriental Journey / The Least You Could Do Is Send Me Some Flowers / Soft Royce / Mr. Barnum's Junior's Magnificent And Fabulous City (Live - Previously Unreleased On Cd) / I Wish I Could / You Always Can Change / Marc's Occasional Showers / Catherine's Wig / Bonus Track - Hard Royce