A lot of money tho
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8 x 12 inch and ÂŁ129 at HMV seems the best price delivered.
Very long piece about Neil Ardley Kaleidoscope of Rainbows in general plus the new re-press. Just off to see how much it is as very tempted. Ok, itâs ÂŁ54 plus postage, so less tempted although it apparently betters the original pressing which I have.
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ÂŁ42.75 at Juno.
Donât ask me how I know this 
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Oh dear I think I might have the same issue, going to spin original later on and then decide when I had a few glasses of wine. 
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(Cheaper on Juno Pre order)
also
I was absolutely obsessed with this band and this album at this time.
https://burningshed.com/iq_live-from-london-camden-palace-1985_cd_blu-ray
1985, when time signatures were 9/8 and hair was big 
But do I really want to splurge ÂŁ20 on a big olâ slab of nostalgia?
I also was, if not fully obsessed, certainly very into them, along with all the others of their ilk at the time. I recently, because of another post you made referencing them I think, had an investigative listen, thinking I might plunge down a memory-lane IQ wormhole.. they hadnât dated well. I concluded that some things are better in nostalgic recollection, than dragged into the present and held to light.
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The Wake and Twelfth Nightâs Live and Let Live (live at the Marquee IIRC) were my favourites
although I never saw IQ with Peter Nicholls and never saw Twelfth Night at all. However I did stalk Marillion across western Europe
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My first ever gig was Marillion at Milton Keynes Bowl! The day I also discovered Tull, who were outstanding.
Wow no way! Excellent
closet proggers furiously outing themselves here today
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Me like 
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Nice. Are you going?
Am not, I just saw the stuff about it in the Leamington branch of Head this morning (the album was on display right at the entrance).