Lady June's Linguistic Leprosy - Lady June - Audio CD - Pre Owned CDs (Arrives in 14days)

Lady June’s Linguistic Leprosy is a cult cornerstone of the British underground, where spoken word, satire, and psychedelic rock collide in truly unexpected ways. Released in 1974, this album is a vivid document of the Canterbury scene’s playfulness, featuring contributions from Kevin Ayers and Brian Eno. Lady June’s poetic wit slices through conventional songcraft, delivering surreal, sharp observations over whimsical and often unpredictable arrangements. The record’s charm lies in its willingness to challenge the listener: one moment, you’re laughing at June’s sly humor; the next, you’re swept into a haze of echoing guitars and otherworldly synths. It’s a rare artifact that blurs the line between rock and performance art, capturing a moment when boundaries in music were meant to be crossed. For collectors, this is more than a curiosity—it’s a testament to the creative freedom of the 1970s, an album that feels as bold and fresh today as when it first spun on a turntable. Owning Linguistic Leprosy means holding a piece of avant-garde history, perfect for those who crave music that confounds as much as it delights. Track List: 1 - Some Day Silly Twenty Three - 2 - Reflections - 3 - Am I - 4 - Everythingsnothing - 5 - Tunion - 6 - The Tourist - 7 - Bars - 8 - The Letter - 9 - Mangel / Wurzel - 10 - To Whom It May Not Concern - 11 - Optimism - 12 - Touch-Downer -