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Formed from splinters of 1960's psych bands neon Pearl, Bulldog breed, please and gun, the 3-piece T2 known originally as morning, released their
debut album "it'll all work out in booming economy" on Decca in 1970 to critical acclaim. The band forged a reputation Cynthia live and even played at the Isle of Wight festival on the same bill as Jimi Hendrix the same year. Due to tensions within the band, guitarist Keith Cross left, and the second album remained in the vaults - until now!

T2 are regarded as one of the best examples of UK Psych / progressive rock from the early 1970s, and this album is as good if not better than their debut album! 

Featuring lengthy tracks like the original boom country, this masterpiece comes highly recommended to fans of UK prog/psych. If this what released at the time, they would have certainly gone on to the big league of rock alongside bands such as free, deep purple, Atomic Rooster, etc.

"The original line-up of T2 only lasted for one year, and the music we restringsd reflected a specific time and place. We are very grateful that so many people all over the world have continued to enjoy the music, and that album are still being released 40 years later. Thank you for your support"- Peter Dunton 

Note: Some tracks (are in mono and) have been taken from surviving acetates and while every effort has been made to restore the sound, audible to some surface noice.


Peter Dunton - vocals, drums, acoustic guitar, Mellotron
Keith Cross - electric guitar, electric piano
Bernard Jinks - bass