In And Out Of Focus Records
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In And Out Of Focus Records is the Dutch prog rock band Focus’s own record label founded in 2014, named after the band’s debut album from 1970, which was also released as Focus Plays Focus.
Albums released as In And Out Of Focus Records[edit]
Discography from In And Out Of Focus Records:
- Golden Oldies (2014)
- Swung Vol. 1 & 2 (2014)
- Focus 8.5 / Beyond the Horizon (2016)
- Live In Europe 2009 (2016)
- Live In England 2009 (2016)
- Pierre van der Linden’s Drum Poetry (2017)
- The Focus Family Album (2017)
- Focus 11 (TBA, 2018)
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