Originally released in 1969 in a quantity so low that it was once rumored to not even exist (seriously). While groups like The Holy Modal Rounders were turning traditional American folk on its head in the states throughout the 60s, The Maglory Dengluch’s approach took influence from the Scottish and Irish. Armed with banjos, tin whistles, kazoos, and jugs they recorded the now infamous album to tape. Officially released for the first time since the storied 99-copy, 1969 run on the long defunct Granta label and includes exhaustive new liner notes from the band and a download card with the entire album as well as five bonus tracks recorded during the same session.