Stereo first edition. The cover has slight laminate lifting along the spine as usual, but the gloss is full, and there are minimal stains on the unlaminated back. All in all, it is in nice condition! The record shows typical surface scuffs from the Decca/Deram inner sleeve, yet the playback is smooth and flawless! Includes blue line inner sleeve.
A surprisingly polished performance level and a recording quality that belie its semi-professional status characterize this Virginia-based teen quartet, which plays passionate Southern rock reminiscent of the Allman Brothers and Santana. Their exceptional harmony work, tight, solid rhythm sections, and powerful Hammond organ create an impressive local lounge psych act! The red cover with red pen markings makes it somewhat inconspicuous at first glance.
The second, elusive album by the South African mystical, tribal acid folk psychedelic ensemble Abstract Truth. The flipback cover, known for its fragility, has roughly one-third of its laminate peeling off. However, the simple black-and-white design means this does not result in significant discomfort. It is assumed that the majority of the remaining copies are in worse condition than this one. The record surface displays a few light marks, and there may be intermittent minor noise, but overall, it provides satisfactory playback without any stress.
The textured cover shows a minor ring impression, but nothing shabby. Given its delicate material, it remains in relatively nice shape.
Housed in a foldout poster cover includes inner sleeve. The cover has light creasing and minor soiling on the white background, but overall pressantable. The record shows a handful of shallow marks that are hardly audible. It plays NM all around.
The cover is still in shrink although there are minimal ring impressions under the shrink. The record has a couple of foggy spots on the vinyl that do not affect playback.
French underground band that plays a mix of psych and prog with J. P. Massiera helping. The top right corner is slightly bent and creasing.
Charming psych pop groover, in great nick.
Local private pressing DIY New Wave housed in old school style cardboard cover.
Virginia rural guitar psych folk rock comes in a cool generic cover. The warm, melodic yet surprisingly professional level recording that recommends for fans of David Chalmers, Jimmy Carter & Dallas County Green.
This rare album features the enigmatic local guitarist Carlos Aguasvivas along with his backing band, delivering an obscure psych prog jazz rock masterpiece with a limited press of only 300 copies! The keyboardist's performance is particularly impressive, with synth, organs, and electric pianos creating a dynamic sound, all propelled by intense drumming that quickly draws the listener in! The B-side, entirely devoted to a suite format, showcases a fierce and chaotic confrontation between guitar and organ, leading to a Hammond freakout that can be compared to Micah's "I’m Only One Man"! A strong recommendation for fans of independent hard psychedelia!
Only 150 pressed privately, utterly rare German free improv experimental, housed in a primitive handmade cover, comes with a stapled xerox inserts + a live flyer. Both the cover and record are unexpectedly clean.
Guaranteed original copy, refined US private prog symphonic at its finest.
The debut album from Almendra, known as Argentina's most creative band, was led by Luis Alberto Spinetta. Featuring exceptional melodies and a heavy, beautiful ensemble, this album offers an original sound that transcends the boundaries of prog, psych, and folk rock. The cover and vinyl are in fairly good condition for this item! The insert has some tears and creases, but is included. This is a pseudo-stereo vinyl.
Beautiful Stereo original. Evidence of a staple hole on the front top left.
More acid soaked their second effort. The cover is still in shrink, but some light stains under the shrink, and the color faded along the spine, so…
A little known Southern hard rock from Tennessie with crunchy dual leads.
Trippy psych garage.
Obscure Xian folk psych soft rock out of Los Angeles. Some good moments here. Includes inner.
Ex- Booth, Davies, & Lowe, DIY AOR pop from Arizona with some prog leanings. There is a small mark between the end of A-4 and the beginning of A-5 that affects some clicks. Othewise it’s NM. Includes insert.
Top achieve copy of UK folk wizard. Insert includes.
Definitely not for a mint fanatic, but still a keeper copy for most. Rare insert is not included, but great price instead.
Very nice condition despite such a fragile natur of the gimmick cover.
Melodic soft rock/folk rock from Michigan. Reflecting the era, there are some power pop and AOR influences, but the overall result is naive and gentle.
Drenched fuzz riffing and swinging Farfisa ala Cykle on Label.
Totally unknown, but rather unique gram rock meets AOR, with some David Bowie influences. Pretty reasonable but a little gem for sure. Comes in a plain black cover with no informations anything.
The cover has typical discoloration along the left edge due the poor storage. The record has small marks here and there, and it plays with occasional minor crackles, but overall it’s still enjoyable.
Perfect Sealed copy of private US hard prog with plenty of mellotron flashings out of South Dakota.
Underground private symphonic prog in Genesis influences. Record looks flawless, but pressing is kinda lo-fi.
First pressing on pink scroll labels, A//2 and B//2 matrix, housed in gatefold cover.
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 it’s 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.
Smooth jazz funk AOR out of Texas.
This is a self-released album by a female singer-songwriter from Alabama. All the songs are her own originals, and she leads her own band, delivering a surprisingly mellow, twilight folk sound with a hint of rock.
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.
Their third and last effort. The cover is still in shrink, includes an inner.
Obscure Canadian DIY xian AOR.
Private AOR blue eyed soul.
Mono original dark moody garage psych semi-classic. Slight discoloration around the drill hole upper left-hand, but other than that it’s clean without typical ring wear.
The gatefold cover is mostly still protected by the shrink wrap. The record shows a shallow hairline on the side 1 that affects a few faint ticks that are barely audible.
Jungly fuzz garage two siders.
Limited numbered edition of 1000 pressing, housed in DIY stamped cover includes an insert. Pioneering of minimal synth experimental.
Never seen offered before, weird lounge pop out of Indiana. Pretty cool find for local private pressing buffs.
This masterpiece features unparalleled dreamy folk-psych, featuring a trembling female vocal and the striking sound of an electric autoharp.
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.
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!
Top-notch German hard rock blaster in closer NM all around!
First pressing on the pink label with orange circle logo. Gatefold cover has a small but rather remarkable wear on the spine middle and moderate rubbing on the bottom seam.
The gatefold cover is pretty neat except for the odd, but slight painting on the front lower right that is barely noticeable.
Very rare original MONO pressing. The cover is solid, and the record is pristine! It's hard to find a copy this clean these days.
Dreamy disco boogie.
Massive fuzz and heavy organ galore.
French cosmic synth ambient in Berlin school attitude.
Stereo original in a decent condition.
Slight haze on the edge does not affect play. Great garage two sider.
Canadian composer who studied under Pierre Henry, insane electronic boogie mix of musique concrete and intense dance beats.
Unknown UK hippie psych folk rock 4 tracks EP.
Recorded in the 1970s but released in the 1980s, under the radar key dominated prog fusion, featuring Alan Mintz. Slight warp does not affect play.
This is the black Philips labels with silver print housed in a gatefold cover. Apparently, it's the first pressing with a wide Philips logo on the labels. The cover has slight edge wear and blemishes, but it's still tidy and crisp. The record displays quite a few faint scuffs caused by the polylined inner, which do nothing. There is a small mark across track 3 into the beginning of track 4 on side one that intermittently creates infrequent ticks, but nothing overwhelming. Other than that, it plays phenomenally! This is not for a mint fanatic, but it's definitely better than average copies around.
Short lived AOR arena rock from Texas.
super rare UK trade folk w/insert
The cover is stunning NM! The record is NM, too, except for a small mark at the beginning of A-3 that causes some soft ticks.
First German pressing BLPS 19104 on the both cover and labels. The laminated cover has moderate wear with a small stamp on the inside of the album pocket.
Their third and the most hypnotic venture. Here is a rarer German original that comes in the blue cover. White label Promo!
Killer garage punk with intense fuzz galore!
Cult Japanese underground psych experimental rock with dark tribal elements. Light discoloration on the reverse, while the front cover is tidy.
Double live album of Latin prog symphonic wizzard. Has a few pops on the very beginning of the side A due to a tiny pressing bubble, but the rest plays NM.
Cruel fuzz psych blaster. A bit foggy does not affect play.
Wild fuzz punk garage 45 in gorgeous nick!
obscure Xian AOR soft rock.
Obscure folk psych with a side long suite in adventurous medieval hippie vibes.
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. “The Roach” is hard rock blaster, while “Virginia Neal” is dated psych pop but somehow features a magnificent mellotron!
The earliest pressing on No EMI labels with Sold In UK Subject. A top archive example!
Unknown Belgian acid folk psych SSW with light rhythm sections, guitars, mellotron, and emotional vocals in Flemish. Should try this if you like Rainman or Armando Piazza.
The first pressing on blue/black labels. The non-laminated cover has a sticker removal tear on the front top right. The record has a tiny mark at the beginning of B-1 that creates several minor ticks, but otherwise it plays throughout brilliantly.
Debut of the Aussie hard rock legend, the first pressing on the Vertigo Swirl label. The cover has some wear and blemishes, but is well preserved. The record shows a few evidence of needle drop, but they do nothing.
Canadian female vocal urban mellow AOR modern soul. It has a mark across B-4 that creates consistent minor ticks till the beginning of B-5, otherwise, no worries about it.
Nice Stereo original comes with blue lined inner sleeve.
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.
Wild Belgian blues rock, pre-Doctor Downtrip, with the whole album being dirty and wild, and featuring heavy, burnt guitar leads all around. Really hard to find a copy in such a nice condition.
Obscure Southern rural rock.