If you have a healthy obsession with all things music, then I’m pretty sure you will have been drawn into conversations on the subject of the unreleased album (music fans love to obsess about what might have been). Musical history is awash with lost sessions, lost tapes and probably the odd lost mind, as fans debate the existence of some unheard masterpiece. Some “lost” albums do eventually appear as artists and labels raid the vaults (Neil Young) while others are probably figments of a fertile imagination relating to recording sessions that might have produced an album if completed successfully (who wouldn’t want to hear Jeff Beck’s Motown sessions from 1970?). Others have crept out via other means (KISS/Wicked Lester). Whatever the reason, music fans love to talk about music almost as much as they like to listen to it, which brings us to a late 80s band going by the name of World Goes Round.