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Formats and Editions
1. Too Old
2. The Day Of The Change
3. Now The Sun Shines
4. Turns To Dust
5. Return To Sanity
6. The Reason
7. I Can Stop The Sun
8. When To Stop
9. Go Your Way
10. Keep Out 'cos I'm Dying
11. The Garden Of Happiness
12. Return To Exodus
13. Journey's End (Reprise)
14. Let's All Watch The Sky Fall Down
15. Darkness Of Her Room
16. See Into The Stars
17. The Day Of The Change (Live John Peel Session 1968)
18. The Reason (Live John Peel Session 1968)
19. Return To Sanity (Live John Peel Session 1968)
20. Keep Out 'cos I'm Dying (Live John Peel Session 1968)
21. Search On (Live John Peel Session 1968)
22. Ode To The Sea
23. Lonely Streets
24. Sleep Like A Child
25. I Was Left Behind
26. I Just Wanna Live My Life
27. The Lodger
28. Dreamland
29. Round House Blues (Live)
30. Walking On (Live)
31. I'm Searching (Live)
32. Acidus (Live)
33. All In You
34. Step This Way
More Info:
Andromeda, a powerful, promising trio from the late Sixties, was fronted by an excellent lead guitarist, the late John Du Cann. They blended psychedelia with heavy rock and drew enthusiastic support from famed radio DJ John Peel. Their self-titled album, first issued in 1969, is packed exciting tracks like 'Too Old', 'The Day Of Change' and extended arrangements of 'Turns To Dust' and 'Return To Sanity.' Sadly, Andromeda broke up shortly after the album's release and the full story of the band and it's fate is told by Chris Welch in the extensive CD liner notes. Don't miss this rare and unique album by a band once predicted to become giants of progressive rock.
