CLEAR LIGHT Black Roses (1987 UK issue of the 1967 12-track LP by the pioneering US band with two drummers & in-band guru, picture sleeve ED245) more...
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CLEAR LIGHT Clear Light (2002 US exclusive limited edition 12-track stereo LP pressed on Audiophile Quality High Definition Virgin Vinyl, originally released in 1967 - with twin drummers, creamy fuzz guitar and carnival-clatter keyboards, LA’s Clear Light were a fixture on underground radio, most memorably with their heavy-on-the-paranoia 'Mr. Blue', includes bonus non-LP recording 'She's Ready To Be Free' [originally released as the B-side to 'Black Roses']; presented in sealed & stickered picture sleeve with printed inner bag) more...
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CLEAR LIGHT Clear Light (West Coast Psychedelia 1969 South African issue of the 1967 11-track Stereo vinyl LP with black & white Elektra labels, including the excellent Tom Paxton-penned tune, 'Mr. Blue'. A great one-off album of great interest, perhaps mostly to collectors of The Doors, who were Clear Light's label mates. The front-laminated flipback picture sleeve has the Interpak logo printed on the reverse and has some light general wear with some laminate lifting & creases while the non-laminated reverse has just a little light wear but nothing excessive however, the vinyl remains excellent with only a few light cosmetic marks. A really nice example of this rare pressing! EKS-74011) more...
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CLEAR LIGHT Clear Light (Scarce West Coast psychedelia 1967 French 'Collection Loisirs' 11-track stereo vinyl LP, released through Elektra with this version on the Disques Vogue label, including the excellent Tom Paxton-penned tune, Mr. Blue, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve. A great one-off albumof great interest, perhaps mostly to collectors of The Doors, who were Clear Light's label mates. The sleeve displays only light wear whilst the vinyl shows very little signs of play,a fantastic example and the first we have ever had CLVLXEK.212) more...
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CLEAR LIGHT Clear Light (1967 UK rough label 11-track Stereo LP, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & vinyl remains in wonderful condition with few signs of play EKS-74011) more...
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CLEAR LIGHT Clear Light (1967 UK rough label 11-track MONO LP, fully laminated (stereo) picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear, the label on Side 1 shows a Dymatape name of the previous owner & the vinyl remains overall in wonderful condition with few signs of play EKL-4011) more...
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CLEAR LIGHT Clear Light (Original 1967 US gold Elektra label 11-track LP complete with original picture inner, picture sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl are in shop bought MINT condition - amazing for a thirty five year old LP! EKS-74011) more...
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CLEAR LIGHT Clear Light (Scarce West Coast Psych 1967 UK 11-track mono LP on the rough textured orange label, including the excellent Tom Paxton-penned tune, Mr. Blue - Here's a great one-off album of particular interest, perhaps mostly to collectors of The Doors, who were bands label mates. The fully laminated picture sleeve displays some general wear mostly to the edges and just a couple of light creases in the laminate including the spine. The labels has just a few marks aroundthe spinde hole, and the vinyl remains Excellent with just a few light cosmetic surface scuffs and hairlines which have no effect on play, a really nice example EKL-4011) more...
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CLEAR LIGHT Night Sounds Loud (Rare 1968 Elektra white label vinyl 7" for the UK only single by the American psychedelic rock band who were label mates with The Doors, with hand-written labels on both sides listing their name, song titles, catalogue number [which is stamped into the run-out groove] and release date, also including How Many Days Have Passed, plain die cut paper sleeve. This was most probably manufactured as a test pressing before being issued as a promotional copy. There are minor signs of play, however these appear minimal and won't affect play! EKSN45027) more...
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