GONG Flying TeapotRemastered from the original BYG Records tapes and cut for the first time ever at half speed at the UKs world famous Stardelta Studios by Grammy Awardwinning mastering engineer Lewis Hopkin, this exclusive RSD 2026 edition features a deluxe gatefold sleeve, archival artwork, and a 16 page booklet exploring the storytelling and mythology of the beloved Radio Gnome Invisible saga. Released under BYG Records the original label that recorded the album

After a short incubation period

but at the same time we’re pretty sure he’s happy right where he is – surely after a long life spent praising His holy name

 OK Computer was originally released on various dates ranging from May to July 1997

during his snowy days

but he nevertheless subliminally slipped into a new generations’ head

Admired by artists ranging from Van Dyke Parks to Mac DeMarco

The album was recorded at Van Gelder Studios

but the album was actually recorded in the early 80's

You can dream of hearing Roland Kirk or Jack McDuff in New York

Like a forgotten piece of baroque folk caught in 1973

Slinking out of the gate

with text by Paul Gilroy