Hand of Glory

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Record Label https://linktr.ee/handofgloryrecords https://thelutongenesis.bandcamp.com/album/a-story-by-the-genesis LOTTIE BRAZIER THE GENESIS DIMORPHODONS RJ MCKENDREE MARY EPWORTH

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A magenta background with snow. Three strange sphere-headed men with Christmas Tree bodies holding guitars and drumsticks, and a bass drum skin that says "Christmas Joy In Full Measure" Season's Greetings from H.O.G.
A nice little Apple infographic thingy for Lottie Brazier's GLORIOUS Ropes Of Time.
Kiran Leonard's Bowler Hat Soup "Wondrous" Pitchfork Mary Epworth Dream Life ***** Record Collector
A photo of seven Hand Of Glory releases against a pink background with an orange blob.
A photo of Stuart Maconie, and below it: Thank you Stuart Maconie for first our 6music play for (The) Genesis on the legendary Freakzone! Go to 1:20 to hear about our fantastic release and listen to “nightmares”.
The A Story by The Genesis LP cover, OUT NOW LP/CD/DL and sold out stamped across "deluxe vinyl edition".
A Story by The Genesis, OUT NOW! Some sixties freaks in paisley in front of "OUT NOW" in red letters.
Chris Stokes from (The) Genesis and Will Twynham (aka Dimorphodons) in psychedelic colours against an orange gradient.They are both smiling broadly.
Bishop's Stortford Independent A £10 purchase of a broken electric piano on eBay led to the chance discovery by a Bishop's Stortford record label of 80 previously unreleased songs and a rock opera - written by a Luton band called Genesis over half a century ago - that could rewrite musical history A black and white photo of four young men wearing paisley either side of a tree. Next to it is a colour photo of two men in their 80s, both grinning.
The beautiful gatefold LP sleeve of A Story by The Genesis
Hand of Glory Records are thrilled to present a newly discovered rock opera from jan 1969, A Story by The Genesis. A photo of some beautiful psychedelic young men in sepia. An album cover with "A Story By The Genesis" in red gothic writing, a writing serpent and St. George (wearing a baked bean tin) in black.
A sepia photo of four young men in paisley suits. One wears a hat, one is eating a rosebush.
A man with long black hair wears a blue and turquoise tye-die cap with a Dimorphodons logo embroidered on it in white. His face is hidden and behind him is a bright pink tamarix tree.
A video that is a photo of John Kennedy on the green and pink background of WAUI by DIMORPHODONS, with a note to say thank you for playing and link in bio.
Waui by DIMORPHODONS sleeve and spinning record. Sleeve is many versions of a man with long hair and moustache, morphing in and out of each other in green and pink.
A man peeps over a bright red Dallas Rangemaster guitar, his eye is black and piercing. He draws his black clawed and gloved hand creepily over the guitar. He is making eye contact with you.
A creepy black gloved hand with claws sits on top of a white background with the words "Slave to rough" in red capitals, in the font Impact.
Purple mandragora flowers and a brown root that looks like hand, or a man.
A page of Shindig Magazine, titled "tracks'. A large colourful photo of a duplicated face, and a lot of text. Relevant text reads: Welcome to the first Tracks selection of 2025. We promise to maintain the same level of musical exquisiteness you have grown accustomed to. The latest cut from DIMORPHODONS. 'Stone Little Bird, is a case in point. Imagine a Pacific Ocean Blue recording left off the album because Dennis Wilson was so high that day his harpsichord-driven trip proved too psychedelic for the late '70s.
a blurry picture of a wiped tv show
The Baby by The Hollies original UK 45. The catalogue number is written on the company sleeve, and the original purchaser has written ‘Got To’ presumably in anticipation of the chart position it achieved, but not filled in a number. I looked it up and it got to number 26
original felt sleeved mono copy of Odessa by The Bee Gees next to a mid seventies German pressing of 666 by Aphrodites Child. There’s a sneaky uk stereo Forever Changes by Love underneath, a couple of Vox Phantom knobs and a reel of solder in the background. They are sat on an ercol coffee table that needs polishing
two lps, Zvonte Zvonky by Prudy, Dreamies Auralgraphic Entertainment
a picture of two men who look like old school end of pier musical comedians, and who were responsible for one of the filthiest towering achievements of UK freakbeat
some fool trying to get 35 quid for a Max Bygraves single
a very obscure British made electric guitar from the late fifties. Only two currently known to exist!