Originally released in 1970, Egg was the debut album from the London progressive rock trio of Dave Stewart, Mont Campbell and Clive Brooks. Emerging from the late-60s British underground, the band developed a distinctive keyboard-led sound, blending prog and psychedelia with jazz and classical influences.

Featuring tracks including “While Growing My Hair,” “I Will Be Absorbed” and the ambitious “Symphony No. 2,”the album is a cult favourite of early British prog. More than 50 years on, Egg remains an inventive and distinctive record, with plenty to appeal to established prog fans and new listeners discovering the era.

All Analogue Pressing, Foil Numbered 1-1000, pressed on Black 180g Vinyl! Every vinyl is housed in premium packaging, including a heavy duty card sleeve, embossed Thousand Club logo, individual foil numbering, a foil sticker, shrink-wrap and a protective microtene sleeve

SIDE ONE: A1. Bulb A2. While Growing My Hair A3. I Will Be Absorbed A4. Fugue in D Minor A5. They Laughed When I Sat Down at the Piano… A6. The Song of McGillicudie the Pusillanimous (or Don’t Worry James, Your Socks Are Hanging in the Coal Cellar with Thomas) A7. Boilk
SIDE TWO: B1. Symphony No. 2 – Movement 1 – Movement 2 – Blane – Movement 3 – Movement 4