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Music and vinyl enthusiast for over 30 years.
When selling or grading, I use the Goldmine standard system for grading. MINT means sealed. NM means opened, but as new. VG+ is a very high quality grade.
When selling or grading, I use the Goldmine standard system for grading. MINT means sealed. NM means opened, but as new. VG+ is a very high quality grade.
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Private pressing on the band's Arcturus imprint, issued in an embossed white sleeve with poster insert. This group was made up of an international cast including former members of the educational group Piccadilly Circus, Sunforest, plus Briazilian...
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This track uses the music from "A Friend of Mine" by Fields (3) - Fields - written by Graham Field. Odd that it's credited to Pierre Bachelet.
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Dr. Z was led by a guy (appropriately) named Keith Keyes and is one of quite a few guitar-less trios to emerge in the prog era. The title of their sole LP is Platonic, the lyrical content leans towards the black, dark aspects of philosophy/religion,...
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No, it's just a really, really terrible album with a terrible sleeve!
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Flaming Star were a Syd Barrett-tribute act who (may have) released a few albums on their own cassette label Madcap Tapes in the mid-70s. There's also a cassette release by guitarist John Steele and a various artists thing called Madcap Special: No...
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Is this a fictional/fake band? It feels, looks and sounds so wrong.
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The album kicks off with a lengthy flute/organ instrumental which isn't better than Iron Butterfly. The rest of the LP is in firm Moody Blues territory, with self-serious vocal delivery and pretentious lyrics, but without the appeal of hi-fi sonics or...
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Comparable to early Roy Harper, but certainly not the 'best of' Roy. No, this is pretty formless acoustic blues that sounds like every busker at every tube station in 1970. The average going rate of around £150 is proof that the '99 copies' tag is...
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There's a fair amount of confusion here due to the initial (re)issues of this album appearing on the notoriously sketchy Kissing Spell in adulterated form. The original discs/tapes (apparently from 1970) were famously tampered with in post-production by...
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Aren't Seelie Court and Kissing Spell the same thing, essentially?
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This first single features Phil Lynott on vocals, after which he was let go from the band. Oops!
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I just uploaded it. I have posters from both volumes, so I'm not 100% sure which goes with which.
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I was going to say the exact opposite - lovely packaging, but the LP is mastered so quietly as to barely register.
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Awesome primitive cover band, possibly from Korea, barely holding it together most of the time. Severe language barrier setback. "Paint In Black" (sic) is nearly definitive in all its bizarro wrong glory.
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Says someone who owns the mono but not the stereo :)
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Interestingly (maybe), this was arranged by Mike Leander who did the arrangement on the Beatles original, and the two are notably dissimilar.
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Terrible faux-Elvis Presley/Roy Orbison a-side, but very cool Byrdsy flip.
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I have a copy of the colour cover/yellow label, and a copy of this B&W sleeve, white label. There is absolutely no doubt whatsoever that the B&W copy is real as well. The source for this being a counterfeit is an old price guide, and frankly, it's...
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Recorded in late-1967, early-1968 and produced by Caleb “Baby Your Phrasing Is Bad” Quaye, these recordings would have been released on Philips records but ended up being scrapped. The only track that saw a glimpse of daylight back in ‘68 was “Angel...
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The a-side on my copy sounds like it's mastered fast. Can anyone confirm this on all copies, and what about issues from different countries?
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