Produced by Gus Dudgeon (renowned for his work with David Bowie and Elton John) and originally released in 1969, this early UK progressive rock classic is finally available again on LP. Based in Birmingham, Locomotive was led by the legendary Norman Haines.
 
With three bonus tracks which are not listed on the artwork:

A7 - There's Got To Be A Way (Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM - B-side - Parlophone – R 5758969 - 1969)
B8 - I'm Never Gonna Let You Go (Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM - A-side - Parlophone – 5C 006.04247 M - 1969)
B9 - Money Maker (Acetate A-Side - 1969)
 
A1 Overture 2:00
A2 Mr. Armageddon 4:22
A3 Now Is The End - The End Is When 3:12
A4 Lay Me Down Gently 3:57
A5 Nobody Asked You To Come 3:13
A6 You Must Be Joking 3:57
A7 There's Got To Be A Way 3:38

B1 A Day In Shining Armour 3:26
B2 The Loves Of Augustus Abbey - Part One 1:07
B3 Rain 3:23
B4 The Loves Of Augustus Abbey - Part Two 1:28
B5.a Coming Down 3:27
B5.b Love Song For The Dead Che 1:00
B6 The Loves Of Augustus Abbey - Part Three 1:22
B7 Times Of Light And Darkness 4:28
B8 I'm Never Gonna Let You Go 3:22
B9 Money Maker 3:44