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Japanese Breakfast's Soft Sounds From Another Planet is less of a concept album about space exploration so much as it is a mood board come to life

Serving as most fans introduction to the band

The criminally overlooked 2nd television album reissued with 3 unreleased tracks

rather than being relegated to one genre

The title track and first single was produced by J Dilla and the album's second single

Steeleye Span "Now We Are Six (50th Anniversary Edition)" LGBTQ Japanese Breakfast's Soft Sounds FromNow We Are Six is the sixth studio album from seminal British folk band Steeleye Span. Following on from a run of albums which solidified them as the premier UK folk outfit, Six bolstered the band's increasing rock sound further. Nigel Pegrum was added as full time drummer, and Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson brought in to assist with production, on a record which also features a guest spot from one David Bowie, playing saxophone on the last number. To