Band
The Enid
Albums
69
Members
18
Active
1975–present
Origin
United Kingdom
Biography
The Enid are a British progressive and symphonic rock band founded in 1973 by former Barclay James Harvest collaborator Robert John Godfrey, who is the sole founding member still present in the band's lineup. Other core members have included founding guitarists Steve Stewart and Francis Lickerish, and longstanding drummer Dave Storey. The current lineup consists of Godfrey, Storey, guitarists Max Read and Jason Ducker, bassist Nicholas Willes, and vocalist Joe Payne.
Discography
In the Region of the Summer Stars
Golden Earrings
Aerie Faerie Nonsense
Dambusters March / Land Of Hope & Glory
Six Pieces
Touch Me
1980-11-23: Live at The Hexagon, Reading
Fool
Something Wicked This Way Comes
Live at Hammersmith, Volume I
Live at Hammersmith, Volume II
Live at Hammersmith (Volumes I & II)
In the Region of the Summer Stars 1984
The Stand
The Stand
Fand
The Enid
The Spell
Inner Pieces
Itchycoo Park
Liverpool
Lovers & Fools
Salome
Hammersmith 1987
The Seed and the Sower
Final Noise
Salome
Live At Hammersmith
Tripping the Light Fantastic
Sundialer
Anarchy on 45: Complete Singles Collection
White Goddess
Tears of the Sun
Something Wicked This Way Comes
Sheets Of Blue (An Anthology 1975-2004)
Arise and Shine
Sheets of Blue: Anthology 1977 - 2008
Hammersmith Odeon Friday 2nd March 1979
Journey’s End
Journey's End - Orchestrations
Journey’s End: Orchestrations
Live at King George's Hall Blackburn 2010
Live at Town Hall, Birmingham
Live At Town Hall, Birmingham
Risen
Arise and Shine III - Shining
Arise and Shine - Volumes I & II
Invicta
Live With The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra & The Warwickshire County Youth Choirs
En concert à Crescendo Festival 2014
First Light
The Bridge
The Bridge Show Live at Union Chapel
Dust
Something Wicked This Way Comes (Live At Claret Hall Farm And Stonehenge 1984)
Something Wicked This Way Comes (Live at Claret Hall Farm & Stonehenge)
Live at The Citadel
Live in Tokyo 2016: Last Show of Robert J. Godfrey on Stage
Resurgency
Resurgency
Credits
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