Sunday All Over The World – Kneeling At The Shrine

Great record. It's basically https://www.discogs.com/master/9917 with Toyah on voice. And I don't think she's ripping Laurie Anderson at all. If you listen to them side by side you'll see they are nothing alike.

I'll agree with most of the reviews here: This is a fantastic album. It's unlike anything else, really, with the possible exception of Toyah - Ophelia's Shadow, as others have noted. Another possible precedent might be Robert Fripp / The League Of Gentlemen (2) - The League Of Gentlemen. A lot of this music is very danceable, in the same weird way that album is.

Definitely not an album of dedication and songs of praise, thank god. But seriously, this is a wild and weird one off that boasts a strangely captivating style all it's own. FYI, Ophelia's Shadow could easily be considered a companion album, and is well worth a listen.

I really like this album!
A shame they didn't made more...

A very good album. Stunning musicianship. Excellent pressing on vinyl. (Crimson and Fripp hat removed for these comments). 81-84 style Crimson album with Toyah singing,sums it up.

I am a big fan of this record... to each his own I guess.

My copy has an AVL promo sticker on the rear of the crystal case which gives a release date of "15 April 1991".
Of course, the release may well have been delayed until May 7.

First off... I am a huge Fripp fan - But this release, all the way around, is really lacking. For starters, Toyah's poor excuse of a Laurie Anerson art rock is absolutely abysmal. At best this is a failed attempt at a copy of something from 1979 - at worse its a horrid example of plagiarism. Of course the musicians are right on target. But it's reminiscent of Summers and Fripp music from nearly 10 years earlier. A must for collectors, a waste of time for everyone else.