Colonel Bagshot "Oh! What A Lovely War" (RSD Indie Exclusive) COLOR:Psychedelic Splatter w/ Bonus 7" these two members of the

these two members of the state’s musical vanguard meet up somewhere in the middle of that scene

This set also includes the Nicholas Dawidoff essay

set them apart from many of their contemporaries because they didn’t always have to play fast and furious and when needed they could slow it down and bring more of a traditional Rockabilly element to their new sound

Across the record’s twelve tracks and the interconnecting moments between them (recorded by the band and friends including DJ Annie Mac)

The album's passionate plea for a nuclear-free world and its call for global harmony encapsulate Tosh's legacy as a fearless advocate for peace and a visionary artist whose message remains relevant

Colonel Bagshot "Oh! What A Lovely War" (RSD Indie Exclusive) COLOR:Psychedelic Splatter w/ Bonus 7" these two members of the***RSD Indie Exclusive *** Darkly psychedelic, politically charged, and utterly rare. This one off psych rock classic from 1971 still resonates with its anti war edge. Originally released on the Chess subsidiary Cadet Concept, Oh! What a Lovely War is the sole album by Liverpools Colonel Bagshot. The band, initially known as Colonel Bagshots Incredible Bucket Band, began as a six piece before condensing into a four piece, and produced an intense