remastered from the original tapes, cut at 45rpm, pressed on purple 180 gram double vinyl.

remastered from the original tapes, pressed on blue 180 gram vinyl.

clear with purple center double vinyl.

dazed and amazed duo colour double vinyl.

25th anniversary edition - first vinyl reissue of the 1993 debut album from digable planets, expanded as a double lp for improved sound. includes deep liner notes by larry mizell jr. interviewing ishmael “butterfly” butler. lyrics are included for the first time. the 2xlp is housed in a deluxe wide spine jacket with booklet and inner sleeves.

* first vinyl re-issue, includes bonus track “daddy needs a throne-
* official re-issue in collaboration with original members
* 24 bit/96 khz re-master from original analog tapes
* restored art, expanded to a gatefold tip-on jacket
* includes download card, 8 page booklet with track notes by the artists, lyrics and archival photos

the second ep, 1987s greenfingers, was their final recorded work and, according to hayward, its possible to hear the group atomising and preparing to go its separate ways within its grooves. the only this heat or camberwell now recording not to have been produced at brixtons cold storage studios, it was recorded as a diy exercise and – unusually for either of the groups – was not pored over laboriously for a great deal of time. the ep also saw the addition of a new member, maria lamburn, primarily on sax, whose element unknown was inspired by her experiences in the nuclear protest camp at greenham common. camberwell, in south london, pops up infrequently in pop culture. perhaps you know it from the camberwell carrot, the heroically sized joint smoked in cult movie withnail & i, or perhaps – if youre attuned to experimental music – you know of camberwell now. the group formed from the ashes of this heat, the art-noise group whose catalog was reissued on modern classics recordings in early 2016.