Copmpletely unnoticed debut album by pogressive rock band Farmyard from Wellington, New Zealand. Far from technical and pompous excesses, the warm, hushed, cool and at times heavy style of Farmyard is a mix of prog rock with jazzy, funk and at times folk and Latin orientations, with complex variations and climates. The band lasted for two albums. Their self-titled debut album came in a plastic bag with a poster.

Paul Curtis - vocals.
Milton Parker - guitar.
Andrew Stevens - saxophone, flute.
Rick White - bass, maracas.
Peter Dawkins - percussion.
Tom Swainson - drums, vocals.

Those days are gone.
Through my window.
Which way confusion (part 1).
Which way confusion (part 2).
Learning 'bout living.
Da Woirks.
I sit alone.