Small Faces – Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake

What are those two pictures at the bottom? They look like promotional items. They weren't included with the album were they?

Mine does not have the in depth sleeve notes mentioned on the obi. Just a replica print of the original fold out sleeve. The other releases in these series do have the sleeve notes.

Sound quality is good, pretty true to the original mono mix but with more clarity. Spotless press.

This US remix is so bizarre compared to the UK. Everything on the left channel of the UK mix is pulled in to the center on the US pressing. Very little top end and not much deep low end either. There's also weird printthrough delay on Stan Unwin's spoken parts on Side 2. Very very weird....very very Immediate

Pretty good pressing, but it does have some low groove rumble at the start of side 2. I returned my first copy because of that, & the 2nd one is better, but still has it..

Can confirm the sound on this is probably the best you'll ever hear if the tape is in good shape. Stunning.

An absolute banger of an record, and one of the best psychedelic albums of the 60's. Great sound on this 1973 pressing, with solid depth to the low end, crisp guitars and vocals, and a wide, sweeping soundstage. My copy plays nice and clean, with faint surface noise at times.

This repress honestly sounds like crap, creative sounds was a budget record label known for really bad reissues. This one's super muddy and staticy no amount of cleaning can bring it back. Just bought an original and it sounds so good

This mono cut is lively and punchy, and the mastering is great! It is a perfect placeholder for an original (if I can every find one). Now, I wish I could say the same about the quality of this pressing. The gold vinyl is super noisy all throughout and it gets even worse at the very end of the last song on side A (maybe non-fill)? I have Colosseum's Valentine Suite by Music on Vinyl which is also on gold vinyl and is super noisy as well. I wish this was pressed on a black vinyl. Then this issue would be a true home run!!!

Outstanding MONO pressing. Great sonics and flat, quiet vinyl. Music is well balanced throughout bass, midrange, and treble.

"Are you all sitting comfty bold two squares on your botty? Then we'll begin..."
Classic 60's psych-pop perfection w/ elements of blues, music-hall influences, garage & very quirky British eccentric whimsical & rumbunctious tunes wound into a concept album of two distinct song cycles all wrapped in a unique circular novelty packaging resembling a giant tobacco tin. An incredible concoction of ingenious melodic acid-tinged tomfoolery & rocking, crooning, arvin' a larf cockney mischief.
A MINDBLAST!! Roll yourself a fat Nut Gone joint and lose yourself.