Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven

I love this album. Not 1 second feel boring across every song. I've read up that it depicts the end of the world, end of time, and if that is what the artists had in mind then they did a fantastic job of it. Despite being mostly instrumental (audio samples of people speaking) it is probably in my top 10 albums. If you want something to compare it to, compare it to a soundtrack, because it really has the type of feel, especially with the strings sections. Listen to it all the way through in one sitting, and you'll know why I (and millions others) love this record so much.Vinyl sounds fantastic, sleeves are good quality as well as the package itself. Nice art in gatefold and on back aswell.10/10

Little to be said. This is an album that has to reach everyones ears for the good of humanity. It is a story, cinematic with intricate crescendos and plateaus and tells a unique story with only a few radio excerpts superimposed over some drony intros and outros. Unparalleled and unreplicable, this will be my favorite album for a long time if not forever. The packaging was amazing too, the vinyl pressing a bit lighter than the f#a#oo but thats alright. Buy it now!

It was a present for a fan

The album's quality is simply amazing. From the moment you open it and hold all the materials and illustrations, until you listen to it and enjoy GYBE melodic dreams. A must for collector's, vinyl lovers and post rock tuned eardrums.

Beautiful music. Sounds even better on vinyl. Don't think they'll ever surpass this.

The band who defy category.They just fill your room and head with stunning sounds.A must for music lovers from the psychedelic 60's, to those who find today's manufactured music empty.Buy this, then collect all their albums.

absolutely amazing albumJust amazingone of those few albums you can just sit down and listen to, nothing els needed, no book, no game, no computer open, just you and the musicMusical Genius

Heard them first played by the great/late John Peel (like many in the UK). Operatic in scope, fiercely (sometimes annoyingly) conceptual but never less than an all-round mind-blowing listen.