The laminated gatefold cover has the usual ring imprints, some abrasions, and a thin cut mark on the back, but the front exterior is relatively clean. The record has a little bit of clicking at the beginning of A-1, but it soon disappears. Other than that, it plays great!
The ambitious work of the Osanna offshoot. The cover is the best I've seen in the last 10 years, with minimal sing of the storage, and the gimmick door is perfectly intact. It comes with an inner that has a few stains for ages, tiny rips, and staple marks, but it is neat without splits or tears. The record has some shallow surface lines but plays beautifully without affecting the sound!
The cover is relatively tidier than usual. It has a plastic inner sleeve, lined at the opening with foam rubber, attached inside the cover, but now it's separated because it has dried from its age. The record is clean except for a minimal amount of chemical reaction from the foam that makes a bit of background, but overall, it is a great listening pleasure.
The best melancholic folk psych in twilight moody garage atmosphere with laidback songs, deeply reverb guitars, and striking fuzz tone leads. The record has sporadic small scratches that affect consistent medium crackles in some spots but no significant issues like jumping or skipping.
Totally off-center, tripped out psych that pressed in only 200 copies by an astonishing teen band from Singapore. With primitive garage sounding, eccentric effects, brain-melting fuzz, and absurd songs. It's a very weird album that rivals Patron Saints!
Very flimsy unipak cover has some restoration spots with a black felt-tip, but not too remarkable. The upper spine and lower have fraying and tearing, but overall it still looks OK despite the fragile nature of material. The record has some light marks that barely affect playback. Plays throughout mostly fine without noticeable crackles.
Hippie drifting rural psych folk rock is housed in an odd-looking cover, but surprisingly, their music is strong and rather beautiful. In parts, it resembles Dr. Strangely Strange to my ears. The cover looks brand new and comes with an insert (a couple of creases).