Britain wasn’t on its own in having a thoroughly miserable 1973: O Lucky Man! and Badlands both found a great year to premiere; Watergate brought America to a new low. But America didn’t still have back-to-backs and outside bogs. Tens of thousands of Britons were still housed in wartime pre-fabs. The bright new colours of the post-war Festival of Britain and Harold Wilson's talk in the 60s of the “white heat of technology” now seemed very distant as strikes, inflation, and food and oil shortages laid Britain low. What had gone wrong? And what did pop music have to say about it?
 
Gatefold sleeve.
Double 'cloudy' clear vinyl.
Die-cut white paper poly-lined inner sleeves.
 
Side 1
01 Part Of The Union - The Brothers
02 Ordinary Boy - Small Wonder
03 The Hertfordshire Rock - Ricky Wilde
04 When Work Is Over - The Kinks
05 Sailing - The Sutherland Bros Band
06 In Your Life - Adam Faith
07 Londonderry - Phil Cordell

Side 2
01 Cut Loose - Stud Leather
02 I'm On Fire - The Troggs
03 Kill - Mike McGear
04 And The Fun Goes On - Lieutenant Pigeon
05 Open Up - Mungo Jerry
06 Rod - Matchbox
07 She's A Mover - Marty Wilde

Side 3
01 Urban Guerilla - Hawkwind
02 Homes Fit For Heroes - Edgar Broughton Band
03 Breathless - Bombadil
04 Why Am I Waiting - Robin Goodfellow
05 What Ruthy Said - Cockney Rebel
06 Clocks - Paul Brett
07 You Turn Me On - The Troll Brothers

Side 4
01 Mole On The Dole - Climax Chicago
02 I Feel So Down - Barracuda
03 Northern Soul Dancer - Wigan's Ovation
04 Don't Ride A Paula Pillion - Stavely Makepeace
05 War Against War - Pheon Bear
06 Roly Pin - Roly
07 Preview  Stardust - David Essex