Inca Eyeball Stylophone Chamberpot Orgestra - Beauty Spots (Live) Album

Tracklist

1

Beauty Spots (Live)

15:50

Notes

Paste-on artwork on a reused LP cover.

Inca Eyeball: Jimmy Ying and Bobby Yang

Stylophone Chamberpot Orgestra: Paddy McNally, Lee Stokoe, John Clyde-Evans, David Large, Ross, Dan Bird + some other fellah whose name is now forgot

Short intro

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