Think Once More - A Journey with The Montgolfier Brothers is the first ever MB anthology.

 

Comprising the duo of Roger Quigley and Mark Tranmer (GNAC), The Montgolfier Brothers released three acclaimed albums between 1999 and 2005 (Seventeen Stars, All My Bad Thoughts and The World Is Flat). 

 

Featuring tracks from all three albums, Think Once More contains the haunting Between Two Points, interpreted by David Gilmour and Romany Gilmour on Luck and Strange. 

 

Double black vinyl LP in gatefold sleeve with printed inners. Mastered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road. The sleeve notes were written by celebrated author Jonathan Coe. Nine of the fourteen tracks haven't appeared on vinyl previously.

 

All Burning Shed pre-orders include a postcard signed by Mark Tranmer.

 

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The Montgolfier Brothers’ music is perhaps best compared to that of artists such as The Durutti Column, Yann Tiersen and Robert Wyatt - artists whose music is celebrated for its ability to arouse deep emotion by the sparest of means. Working closely with the family of Roger Quigley who passed away in 2020, Think Once More was sequenced by Mark during the summer of 2024.

 

Think Once More comes in specially created artwork by Philadelphia-based Creative Director Timothy O’Donnell. It is also first Montgolfier Brothers release to feature Roger and Mark on its front cover – the photograph (by Olivier de Banes) captures the duo in 1997, following a French show two years prior to the release of Seventeen Stars.