Stereo original on the red label with silver lettering comes with blue lined inner. Real nice looking copy, hardly ever handled with no noticeable fingerprints on the back cover. The labels have only one or two faint spindle trails. No gMovement 3h listed on both the cover and the label.
Green label with Metronome logo comes in laminated gatefold cover. There is a typical small cut hole on the front top right, but it doesnft go through the rear. The record shows some wispy marks and scuffs caused by the inner. It plays throughout fine without remarkable crackles.
Obscure Florida psych outfit. This is their 3rd and the last single. Surprisingly good heavy prog effort with driving guitars, amped organ layers, Jethro Tull-ish intense flute actions and spontaneous rhythm changing with breaks. It's a shame they didn't make an album. This will hook you prog heads.
Here is a brown cover on the black label first pressing, in quite a nice-looking copy despite its fragility. There is a gPh written on the front top left, but the color is rather faded now. The record has a few sporadic faint marks that do not affect playback. It comes with a one-sided insert.
Pretty cool teen rock meets DIY modern soul with psyched guitar-laden, weird sci-fi effects and alternate male/female vocals. There are also cheesy synthwave realms and dreamy late-night gospel overtones as well. You might consider it one of those shitty private pressing at the first spin, but soon to be realized, whatfs stellar it is. This copy is still Sealed, but some mold is under the shrink. You can probably wipe it off if you remove the shrink away.
Totally vanished long, long ago, this is the solo effort of ex-Flow's central figure. It is an awesome psych-leaning folk prog with glorious orchestration and a touch of classical music that brings artistry and creativity into the album. The cover is black-textured cardboard with pasted slicks on both sides. There is a bit of tear on the front slick's bottom, but otherwise, it is fine. The record has a few shallow marks that barely affect plays. But, it is very low-tech pressing, so you can not expect dead silence. Stamped labels as issued. A lyric insert is also included.
Infamous freakout psych avant-garde was only available at sex shops at that time. Nude Anita sticker on the front cover. There is light wear on the cover, but I have never seen a copy in Minty quality due to various reasons.
The UK MONO first pressing is housed in the front laminated cover, which is well cared for. The record has several light marks, and one of them affects short clicks, but nothing is too annoying. It's great value, accordingly.
The first pressing on the Swirl label is housed in a textured gatefold cover. The spine shows heavy wear, but the front and back panels look better than average. There is just a minor discoloration on the back white panel. The record looks and plays great throughout.
This is the first pressing of YEN 2000, made in 1972, housed in a cardboard box cover, and comes complete with 2 inserts and a postcard. OBI is still intact, but someone overwrote 2500 to the price. Also, 2500 got overwritten on the back of the box. This is probably due to it being leftover stock from 1977. A reissue in regular cover was already pressed, and they have been selling YEN 2500 at a fixed price. So, it seems it was necessary to change the price then. Anyway, apart from those prices overwritten, it's in outstanding condition with clean, crisp, and tight on the whole.
The first pressing (YEN 3000) double album is intact in its gatefold cover and outer leather bag (a little wrinkled on the belt). It also includes an insert. Unfortunately, there is no OBI, but besides that, everything is in exceptional condition. The only minor imperfection is that the labels of the disc one have light mildew stains, but there is nothing to worry about. Both records are almost pristine.
Michigan garage psych with twilight vibes. This record usually has some ring impressions, but a copy offering here was well survived it. There was some rubbing to the spine and seams, but all were intact. The rear cover is relatively clean. The record looks pretty good, with a few inaudible light marks only. The playback is fantastic!
UK 1st Press 'Bullseye' pink label, with ?1969 date at foot. The gatefold cover has light storage wear, seams/spine rubbing, and some writings on the track listing on the inside of the gatefold. The record plays mostly NM except for a few ticks on B-3 middle. Clean labels with a few spindle trails.
The cover looks a lot better than average copies. There is minor lamination lifting and a few light creasing, but nothing too obvious. There is evidence of ring wear on the back, but rather faintly. The seams and the spine are intact and legible. The record has several pressing bubbles as usual, particularly on side 2. It plays throughout fine, with occasional minor crackles and pops. Side 1 has no issues worth mentioning. It's still not the best copy, but it could be one of the cleanest for sale right now.
Legendary French spiritual jazz avant-garde, housed in a laminated gatefold cover with a tiny bit of restoration spot on the bottom seam that is hardly noticeable. The record has several surface marks by a fingernail that are totally inaudible, and it plays great throughout.
A fantastic copy of UK hard prog Hammond galore! The cover has a few lamination liftings along the spine. There is a hint of shelf wear on the rear, but it remains pretty neat. Clean shinny record and labels with minimal spindle trails. Hard to find a copy like this nowadays.
The laminated gatefold cover has a small scratch mark on the front left-hand where the color is a bit lost, but nothing too major. Otherwise, the cover is OK with some signs of storage. The record has a handful of surface marks and scuffs, but they are hardly audible, and it plays NM all.
Still relatively unknown but pretty good folk SSW with some magical moments here and there. Might appeal funs of Dialogue and Michael Angelo. Record looks like brand-new, but pressing is rather low-tech. So, there is some minor background noise, but nothing to worry about.
Downer, dismal Xian hippie folk psych controlled by Dave Bixby. The cover has a small tear from the tag removal on the front, but it's white on the white, so it's hardly noticeable. There is a small balding on the bottom spine. The record shows minor marks only. It plays lovely overall.
The cover has a sign and dedication from Arthur on the upper left. There are also check marks written on the track listing on the rear. There is rather moderate rubbing on the lower spine. The record shows some faint marks that are barely audible.
UK MONO on brown labels comes with a red inner. The gatefold cover is tidy except for tape residue inside the album pocket along the opening. Again, itfs not too noticeable since itfs not exterior. The record is barely played and in beautiful condition.
The six-foldout poster cover is super clean, crisp, and vibrant, with a few age-related stains that are hardly noticeable. It's hard to find a better one! Both records are pristine except for the micro (about 1 mm) mark at the beginning of side 1, which creates a few ticks. The rest, 99.99%, play Top without imperfections!
They stated their long career from late 60fs as a soft psych sunshine pop band, then changed to Art Rock and followed up Glam Rock. This is their final effort and the rarest album of all that contains AOR sounding. Some clicks on the end of B-5 from a small scratch. Other than that it looks and play nicer. Cover is still in shrink as well!
King Crimson influenced Mexican prog, this is their second effort in 4 tracks 12h EP, with dark and decadent songs with disturbing refrains and repetitive rhythms with a hint of New Wave. There is damage to the top right corner of the cover, and the lamination is slightly lifted and torn.
Obscure Xian loner folk in a gentle tranquil atmosphere with mostly his acoustic guitar pickings and fragile naively vocals. But, sometimes it incorporates electric wah-wah that gives a psych feel to the music, also making it very unique. If you are a fan of Stephen Raley or Sixth Station, you will surely like this album.
Famous Japanese only released their rarest title on bloody red wax housed in a fisheye lens photo cover. Cover has some light blemish and usual discoloration for long storage on the inside of the gatefold, but the exterior is exceptionally clean. Red vinyl is clean with some faint marks visible under bright right. Comes complete with mega rare OBI in stunning NM condition!