The upper echelon of Midwest psych with alternate male and female vocals and driving guitars. The cover has light shelf wear, but seams are intact and overall well cared for. The record has odd, small marks on B-1 that create a little crackling, but nothing too remarkable. Other than that, it plays brilliantly. Includes an elusive insert.
The cover itself exhibits only minor creases, while the laminated cover remains in superb condition with high gloss. The record appears to have a solitary hairline extending from the middle to the latter section of side one, accompanied by a consistent click during the beginning of track 3. Aside from these minor concerns, the record is in outstanding condition with no other significant issues.
Nordic hard progressive rock at its finest! This copy contains a super rare poster! The die-cut cover with a hype sticker of the poster is in great shape with no particular issues have to mentioning. A few retouches by a black lfelt tip around the edge, but barely noticeable. Iinner sleeve has usual splits on sides, but otherwise itfs in a better nick than average. The poster has some creases that have been repaired with tape from the back, but other than that, it is in very good condition. Of course, there is no evidence that it was ever displayed on the wall! Record shows some surface marks and scuffs, and have occasional minor tickings, but nothing overwhelms. There are some light water stains on the labels.
This is a guaranteed original copy of a super rare local outlaw power trio from Tulsa, Oklahoma. It features a blend of typical rural Southern rock and psych-influenced hard rock boogie, complete with impressive guitar showcases throughout! The cover has minor shelf wear and yellowing, but is intact and overall still a nice example for such a rarity. The record is pristine! You see, copies on the market are mostly counterfeit, which look very similar. They have thick old American-style covers like the original, but rather fuzzy pictures, especially on the front, and the labels have slight differences. Here is the real deal, and it's not easy to find a decent copy like this!
The first pressing on the label has the album title in two lines. Gatefold dome-shaped cover with 8-page stapled booklet is immaculate except for a slight split on the bottom seam in the middle. There is a Peters International sticker on the rear. The record has a few faint marks and paper scuffs that are hardly audible.
Hopelessly rare loner, introspective, private folk psych. The cover is a bit tatty, but still a keeper, being a hard-to-find record. The record has various light marks that are barely audible, but there is a needle drop mark on side II across tracks 2 and 4, which affects some consistent clicks.
Mesmerizing real people, loner acid folk. The cover has two visible scuff-type marks that are fortunately inaudible. Besides them, there are a handful of light marks, and plays throughout fine with occasional minor ticks that are nothing overwhelming.
Their rare double album features avant-garde experimental music reminiscent of Heldon, with a variety of synths, percussion instruments, and strange effects, and sometimes features lengthy tracks. While the Tapioca reissue is also available in circulation, this is the rare original Pole pressing.
Utterly rare teen psych pop band from Nevada, released in limited quantities on All American, the label of Strawberry Alarm Clock producer Bill Holmes! From West Coast psychedelia in the vein of Yankee Dollar and Growing Concern to nostalgic sunshine pop and mellow folk with glorious male and female vocals and plenty of Mellotron throughout. The cover has light storage wear, but no particular faults whatsoever. The record displays some marks and minor scratches that may or may not affect playback. Nevertheless they don't detract the music pleasure.
Super primitive teen hard psych out of El Paso, Texas, whose music is rough and intense. All cover songs, including Deep Purple, Blue Oyster Cult, and other favorite tunes, in their own wild, unpolished style. The cover has some dirt, yellowing, and other storage wear, but the record itself is in superb condition!
An extremely rare garage out of southern Georgia. With terrific fuzz punk openner that was ahead of its time. The rest others are typical teen garage sound is evident in the Justice label's releases. The cover is unbelievably still in shrink, and the record is nearly immaculate which is incredible condition considering it's a vintage garage rock record over half a century old!
The cover has some rubbing on the edges, and a wrinkle on the upper right side of the front due to a manufacturing defect, but it is still keeper and not unsightly. The record also has some faint marks, so it gets E- grade, but there are no noticeable issues when playing it.
Numbered 1000 copies special limited edition housed in a gimmick multi-layered triple gatefold sleeve with a latticework image. There is no imperfection on gimmick parts which is uncommon for this fragility. Import sticker on the rear top left. All corners have some creasing and small bend. Includes inner sleeve which has bottom and side splits and minor stains.
The cover is nice, with slight wear along the spine, but some parts retain the original design, making it hard to notice. Includes an inner sleeve, which has splits, tears, and rips due to the nature of the material. The record is generally clean, with solid labels that have some spindle trails, but not that many. There is evidence of a needle drop on the A-3 middle that creates a couple of light pops. Other than that, it plays closer Near Mint with no noticeable crackles or hissing. This one is supposedly one of only 100 made and is considered a lost psych gem, in case you donft know it.
Pressing bubbles on the vinyl due to poor quality made, though it plays OK. Nothing overwhelming. Just some surface noise can be heard before or after music. gThe Roachh is hard rock blaster, while gVirginia Nealh is dated psych pop but somehow features a magnificent mellotron!
The cover is beautiful, still in shrink with a tiny bit of tear at the opening on the rear. The record has a few light ticks at the beginning of B-3, but the rest plays perfectly. The side one label has an error, as it has the side two label instead. So, both sides show the same labels.