The Enid's fourth album was to be the last to feature Francis Lickerish, and their last recording for Pye records. Though by now a huge live draw across the UK, the band were suffering managerial, legal (nothing new here) and internal wranglings. The Enid as a functioning entity were in danger of becoming a busted flush. Six Pieces, group compositions describing each of the band's members, would have served as the band's official sawnsong, as Godfrey and Stewart retreated to their studio, essentially becoming guns for hire for the likes of Kim Wilde and Mari Wilson, for the next few years. Thankfully, the best was yet to come.
1. Punch And Judy Man (Gilmour/Godfrey) [WG]
2. Once She Was (Russell/Godfrey/Trad.) [MR]
3. The Ring Master (Russell/Godfrey/Gilmour/Dobson) [RD]
4. Sanctus (Godfrey/Russell/Gilmour) [RJG]
5. Hall Of Mirrors (Godfrey/Gilmour/Stewart) [SS]
6. The Dreamer (Lickerish/Godfrey/Dobson) [FL]
2. Once She Was (Russell/Godfrey/Trad.) [MR]
3. The Ring Master (Russell/Godfrey/Gilmour/Dobson) [RD]
4. Sanctus (Godfrey/Russell/Gilmour) [RJG]
5. Hall Of Mirrors (Godfrey/Gilmour/Stewart) [SS]
6. The Dreamer (Lickerish/Godfrey/Dobson) [FL]
Robert John Godfrey Keyboards
William Gilmour Keyboards
Martin Russell Keyboards, Bass Guitar
Francis Lickerish Guitars, Bass Guitar
Stephen Stewart Guitars
Robbie Dobson Drums and all Percussion
William Gilmour Keyboards
Martin Russell Keyboards, Bass Guitar
Francis Lickerish Guitars, Bass Guitar
Stephen Stewart Guitars
Robbie Dobson Drums and all Percussion