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1.StopChild of the Universe – Barclay James Harvest 06:46
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2.StopRock and Roll Star – Barclay James Harvest 05:33
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3.StopPoor Man's Moody Blues – Barclay James Harvest 07:19
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4.StopMockingbird – Barclay James Harvest 07:39
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5.StopHard Hearted Woman – Barclay James Harvest 04:46
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6.StopOne Night – Barclay James Harvest 06:13
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7.StopThe World Goes On [*] – Barclay James Harvest 06:17
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8.StopMedicine Man [#][*] – Barclay James Harvest 11:55
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9.StopTaking Me Higher – Barclay James Harvest 04:55
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10.StopSuicide? – Barclay James Harvest 06:29
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11.StopCrazy City – Barclay James Harvest 04:37
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12.StopPolk Street Rag – Barclay James Harvest 05:34
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13.StopHymn for the Children [#][*] – Barclay James Harvest 03:44
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14.StopJonathan – Barclay James Harvest 06:13
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15.StopFor No One – Barclay James Harvest 06:18
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16.StopHymn – Barclay James Harvest 05:42
This double-live CD, made on BJH's last tour with Wooly Wolstenholme, is one of the better live albums to come out of the progressive rock genre. Though not as exciting as Genesis Live or as majestic as Yessongs, it shows the group in excellent form, playing and harmonizing beautifully and doing many of their best songs, among them "Child of the Universe," "Rock and Roll Star," "Poor Man's Moody Blues," "For No One," and "Mockingbird" (the latter never sounded more beautiful). All of the tracks work significantly better as live cuts than they do in their original studio form. Lees' guitar and Wolstenholme's keyboards work together very well on-stage and within the songs. The only complaint one could have is the price -- for just under 80 minutes of music, the two CDs could have been combined on one disc. The sound is good, though there is no real audience "presence," except between songs. [Esoteric issued an expanded edition in 2009.] Bruce Eder, Rovi
- Genre: Rock
- Subgenre: Psychedelic/Garage, Folk/Country Rock, Art-Rock/Experimental
- Category British Folk-Rock, Folk-Rock, Psychedelic
- Label: ESOTERIC
- Release Date: May 26, 2009
- Artist: Barclay James Harvest