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For some reason this album seems to be a little overlooked even by hard core Gong fans. And what a shame. Because it is yet another product that reaps the fruits from Allens exploding creativity, since his comeback in 1988. These tunes are to some degree based on poetry reading the way that only Daevid can do it. Nevertheless there is also lots of music, as well as a few re-recordings.The album is more of less a duo effort with Daevid Allen and Harry Willamson as multi-instrumentalist. They are supplied with a female choir that chants so very nice, sometimes in a call/response with Daevid's lead vocal. For example in the tune "O Wichitio" where the only music is Harry Williamsons programming. While this might not sound very tempting the result is overwhelming.The twelve selves is very differentiated and yet the album is so organic. Daevid has now left the planet, but his enourmous output is still here .This is a fine testitomy of one of worlds most creative souls.