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A collection of twenty-one songs, all with accompanying original music and chords from one of Britain’s most versatile writer/performers. The songs were written between 1987 and 1992, and range in tone from the title-song, inspired by Mervyn Peake’s Gormenghast trilogy, to those inspired by the Discworld books and the film The Princess Bride. OUT OF PRINT.
These books have been in storage and are in pretty excellent condition, but the cover may look faded.
Paperback, 52 pages (21 songs).
A4 saddle-stapled.
Publication date 18 April 1992
Contents list, with notes, for LABYRINTH OF SHADOWS
- Labyrinth of Shadows
- inspired by the novels Titus Groan and Gormenghast by Mervyn Peake
- The Harp and the Axe
- words by Lawrence Dean and Robert Sneddon
- Site Unseen
- inspired by the Discword novels of Terry Pratchett
- Connor
- inspired by the film Highlander, directed by Russell Mulcahy
- Dread Pirate Roberts
- inspired by the film The Princess Bride, directed by Rob Reiner
and based on the book of the same name by William Goldman,
which was originally published under the pseudonym S Morgenstern.
- The Land of Beyond
- words by the poet Robert W Service, used by kind permission of his estate
- Mean Machine
- inspired by the film The Terminator, directed by James Cameron
- The Servant
- Director’s Lament
- Redrick
- inspired by the novel Roadside Picnic, by Boris and Arkadi Strugatski
- Norman Conquest
- Stealth Bomber
- suggested by Rafe Culpin, and based on the poem
“I Can’t Find my Camouflage Net” by Les Barker
- At the Sign of the Broken Drum
- inspired by the Discword novels of Terry Pratchett and dedicated to
Richard & Marion van der Voort who run the bookshop “At the Sign of the Dragon”
- The Sequel Song
- Dance Of The Midnight Shapes
- Ankle-deep in Ankh-Morpork
- inspired by the Discword novels of Terry Pratchett and with apologies
to Michelle Shocked for the pun on “Anchored Down in Anchorage”
- Wishing Well
- Unforgotten
- words by the poet Robert W Service, used by kind permission of his estate
- Free For All
- The Last Apocalypso
- No Way Home
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