Anno Domini - On This New Day (1971) (Limited Edition, 2006)

Artist: Anno Domini
Title Of Album: On This New Day
Year Of Release: 1971/2006
Label (Catalog#) : Repertoire [REPUK 1068]
Country: Ireland
Genre: Prog Psych Folk Rock
Quality: FLAC (*tracks + .cue,log)
Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 00:39:27
Total Size: 297mb(+3%)(covers)

Rare and sought-after UK psych-folk album from 1971. Formed in Ireland by Tiger Taylor (Ex Eire Apparent), their album makes one think of how The Byrds would have sounded had they been British. Mostly original songs, although they do a brilliant cover of 'So You Want To Be A Rock'n'Roll Star,' the record combines melodic folk tunes with other guitar-drenched rockers; great voices and delicious original songs. If you like The Byrds but are a fan of British psychedelia, this is for you.

Tracks:
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01. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N Roll Star [Written-By – Chris Hillman, Roger McGuinn] - 5:08
02. On This New Day [Written-By – David Mercer, Kerry Scott] - 1:58
03. Bad Lands Of Ardguth [Written-By – David Mercer, Kerry Scott] - 3:17
04. Regency Days [Written-By – David Mercer, Kerry Scott] - 2:53
05. Hitchcock Railway [Written-By – Don Dunn, Tony McCashen] - 5:13
06. This Good Life I Have Known [Written-By – David Mercer, Kerry Scott] - 3:13
07. The Trapper [Written-By – David Mercer] - 2:28
08. Daddy Rowlin [Written-By – Dion DiMucci, Tony Fasce] - 4:16
09. Five O'Clock In The Morning [Written-By – Kerry Scott] - 3:07
10. June Tremayne [Written-By – David Mercer, Kerry Scott] - 3:23
Bonus Track
11. Hitchcock Railway (Single Version) [Written-By – Don Dunn, Tony McCashen] - 4:31

Personnel:
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David «Tiger» Taylor - lead guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals
Kerry Scott - congas, harmonica, vocals
David Mercer - rhythm guitar, bass, vocals
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John Evan-Jones - lead guitar
Trevor «Gypsy» Jones - bass

All thanks to original releaser