Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
East of Eden was formed in Bristol by Dave Arbus, Ron Caines, Geoff Nicholson, and Geoff Britton. They relocated to London in 1968 and were signed to Decca's progressive rock label Deram, releasing their first album Mercator Projected in 1969. The band went through a number of personnel changes during the 70s, and several of their albums only saw European release. They broke up in 1978, but reformed in 1997 and resumed recording new material. Arbus is also known for having played the violin part on The Who's hit "Baba O'Riley."
East of Eden — Graffito (Eclectic Discs ECLCD 1020, 2005, CD) |
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East of Eden — Armadillo (HTDCD109, 2000, CD) |
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East of Eden — Kalipse (Transatlantic TRACD 303, 1997, CD) |
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East of Eden — Silver Park (EMI Germany 1C 064-62 639, 1978, LP) |
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East of Eden — It's the Climate (Harvest 1 C 064-61 810, 1977, LP) |
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East of Eden — Here We Go Again... (EMI Germany 1C 062-98 065, 1976, LP) |
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East of Eden — Another Eden (Flawed Gems EM 70, 1975/2007, CD) |
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East of Eden — East of Eden (Repertoire REP 4877, 1971/2001, CD) |
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East of Eden — New Leaf (Prog Temple PTCD 8065, 1971/2017, CD) |
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East of Eden — Essen 1970 (Thors Hammer THCD 008, 1970/2012, CD) |
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East of Eden — Snafu (Esoteric Recordings CLEC 2034, 1970/2008, CD) |
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East of Eden — Mercator Projected (Eclectic Discs ECLCD 1012, 1969/2004, CD) |
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