Thanks to fellow Fence Collective fan Matt Kessler over at eyerocketbooks.com I finally have a good excuse to say a few words about u.n.p.o.c.'s Live at King Tut's CD. Here's a few reasons why I class it as one of the finest live albums out there:- The album was recorded at the legendary Glasgow venue on the 21st December 2003 at what was Tom (u.n.p.o.c.) Beauchop's first ever gig.
- It features 7 tracks off of his phenomenally good "Fifth Column" album.
- Plus two non-album tracks, one of which Matt is itching to hear!
- Tom's band for the night was none other than Fence buddies King Creosote, James Yorkston and The Pictish Trail. Surely this is reason enough!
On A Roll
A numbered copy of Live at King Tut's can be bought here for the bargain price of £6.00 and my 'desert island disc' Fifth Column can be had off Amazon.co.uk.























































































































































































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