Calvert went on to play in Gong off-shoots, The Invisible Opera Company Of Tibet and Mother Gong with Daevid Allen and Gilli Smyth.
Amid a flurry of lineup changes in the mid-1970s, including the departure of founding members Daevid Allen and Gilli Smyth, Gong drummer Pierre Moerlen found himself in charge of the band and with two albums remaining on their Virgin recording contract.
Tommy Smyth | Gilli Smyth | Sin-Jin Smyth | William Henry Smyth | Sir John Smyth, 1st Baronet | Phil Smyth | Michael Smyth | Herbert Warington Smyth | Alfred P. Smyth | William Smyth | Tracy Cox-Smyth | Thomas Alfred Smyth | Steve Smyth | Richard Smyth | ''''RH Smyth'''' dropping ballast near Jordanstown railway station | Patty Smyth | John Smyth | Jarrit Smyth | Henry Augustus Smyth | Edward Selby Smyth | Des Smyth | Denis Smyth | Dale Smyth |
Emerging from associations with the hippy-orientated Here & Now, Nik Turner, Gong's Daevid Allen and Gilli Smyth, the Androids of Mu gathered together under the apron of the Frestonia squatter community in Notting Dale, West London, notable in its time for producing non-conformist music.
Malherbe and Daevid Allen began collaborating again with Gongmaison in 1989, which eventually began performing and recording again under the name Gong on the studio albums Shapeshifter (1992), Zero to Infinity (2001), and 2032 (2009) after rejoining with various members of the classic line-up, including Gilli Smyth and Mike Howlett, among others.
The song titles refer to the following people or groups: Mark Ellidge (Wyatt's half brother), Bridget St. John, Daevid Allen and Gilli Smyth, Nick Evans, Caravan and Jimmy Hastings, Kevin Ayers' The Whole World, Carla Bley, Marsha Hunt and Caroline Coon.