Beautiful Xian folk rock featuring young Mark Heard. Actually, it's his rarest release ever if not all. A great cover shot, and as same atmosphere was captured in the sound. Very gentle yet a little sorrowful and brings us mellow peaceful vibes.
The classic, full-blown psych magic acid rocker is housed in a thick gatefold cover and well preserved except for a small staining, slight color faded along the spine, and clean split at the center area on the bottom seam. The record is amazingly NM, never had/seen such a beautiful disc!
Flat black label with silver lettering, front only laminated cover of early UK Track pressing MONO! There is a small amount of a dog bite marks on the rear lower left corner, and it seems a little piece of the tip was torn away. There is an orange stain along the inside mouse of the album pocket which is caused by somebody once taped it. But, of course it is not visible from the exterior. Not a great copy, but well maintained, and it's a steal to be honest.
This is the fourth and last album in which the newly joined female vocalist is actively fronted. The album consciously emphasizes the soft and melodic side of their music as a whole, but still maintains their characteristic post sci-fi psych sound featuring cheesy synths that sound like early video game.
The cover is solid and intact, with the beginning of the ring imprint in the upper middle. There is a hint of storage as well, but overall, itfs pretty neat despite its age. The record looks and plays brilliantly, with a few inaudible superficial marks visible only under bright light.
Lovely private folk psych dreamer out of Florida, housed in cool black & white drawing cover art. Fans of Alan Munson, Doc Holiday, and Garrett Schroeder should listen to it. The album contains a couple of crude hard rockers with fuzz outbursts, ala Kenneth Higney or Michael James. There is a small amount of light discoloration from the water damage in the bottom right corner, but other than that, the cover is neat. The record appears flawless.
The cover has light to moderate wear from the long storage, but the seams and the spine are intact with minimal rubbing or balding. Autographed by each member on the back under the band photo. The record has faint scuff lines and small needle marks, barely affecting playback. Unfortunately, no insert is included.
Beautiful copy of Stereo first pressing. There is a small rip to the top and bottom of the spine, but it is not too major. There is some lamination lifting along the spine, but the lamination gloss is full. The record was barely played. It has a rare insert intact.
Still unknown, sensitive cosmic psych folk from New England. With moody late-night songs and tranquil, introspective vocals. It also adds delicate flute, harmonica, and synth to create lonely and melancholy vibes. Very nice one indeed. And, this is Still Sealed, and the record is assumed to be unplayed.
Both cover and record show some usage but are very much maintained. The cover is a bit yellowing, and a few fraying or balding around the edge/corners. The record has a light to medium amount of faint marks that do not affect playback. It plays really clean all around.
Textured gatefold cover with 4 pages booklet attached to the inside. The cover condition is the best Ifve seen in the last 10 years. There are small creases to the upper corners of the booklet and tiny rips to the bottom inside of the booklet due to manufacturing errors. The record, unfortunately, has odd spider marks on A-6 that make a few backgrounds during a quiet section, but the rest plays NM.
This is a pre-album release of Ohiofs hard rock psych with raw, savage guitar riffing and cooking leads. It is housed in a folder cover with an attached booklet inside. This is a real winner! The cover is mildly bent on the lower left and has a couple of tiny rips, but it is still presentable well.
This gatefold cover always suffers from issues and faults, but the one offered here is better than average, I believe. The front and back panels have a modest amount of ring wear, but the seams are intact, and there is no tear or other major imperfections. On the other hand, the record is nearly.
There is a lower right drill hole where someone tried to hide by embedding and coloring. A couple of rubbing areas on the rear upper right were supposedly erased a few writings. Apart from those issues, the cover is still decent, especially the front panel. Slight bend in the bottom left corner. The spine is legible.
The awesome gatefold cover looks pretty neat at first glance, but after close inspections, you will find it minimally restored professionally. However, you wouldnft mind so much, since itfs really nicely done. Apart from that, the cover has no remarkable creasing or staining. Tight seams and the spine legible. Includes an inner sleeve that has a few spots, but no splits or rips. The record shows a few paper marks and shallow hairlines that are barely audible.
Local Midwest private pressing contains dual leads, bass, drums, and key (including mellotron), plays basement guitar psych rock ala JC & The B's or first Shoes gOne In Versaillesh. Cover is immaculate, and still in shrink. Record is clean with a few inaudible small marks.
Here, rarely see a nice copy nowadays. The cover is mostly in shrink. Hence, there is no usual ring wear on it. The record has a few faint marks, possibly fingernails, but fortunately, they are just visual imperfections. It plays throughout NM without any crackles.
The flimsy soft gatefold cover has light general storage wear but is still preserved, and it has not been restored by black felt tips. It contains a poster, which is in nice condition except for a tiny rip. The record has a small amount of light marks that barely affect playback.