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'We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves' was met with positive reviews and was generally held in higher regard than his previous two releases

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Cat Stevens : Matthew & Son (Cream Vinyl) Danny Brown 'We Must Become the PitilessHaving grown up above his parent's cafe in the heart of London's West End, Cat Stevens emerged from the folk club scene to release his debut album, 'Matthew & Son', in 1967. It reached number 7 in the UK Albums Chart, supported by the singles 'I Love My Dog' and 'Matthew & Son' the latter reaching number 2 in the UK and elevated him to the status of a teen idol. Simultaneously, Cat's songs were being recorded by other artists such as The Tremoloes who