THE HUMAN INSTINCT A Day In My Mind's Mind (Monster Rare Freakbeat Psych 1967 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the brilliant single release, with four-prong centre, 'Demonstration Sample' print & '8-12-67' release date. Also features 'Death Of The Seaside', die-cut company sleeve. The vinyl is Near Mint, obtained from the private collection of a former Decca employee DM167) more...
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THE HUMAN INSTINCT Renaissance Fair (Rare 1968 UK Deram blue and white demo label 2-track 7" vinyl single - a version of the Byrds classic and the final release from this New Zealand band produced by Mike Hurst, also including Pink Dawn. Both labels have 'Demonstration Sample Not For Sale' text printed in blue on the right hand side with a block 'A' and release date of 23-2-68 on the left of the top side; the original 4-prong push-out centre is intact. From the vast personal archive of a former music reviewer and journalist, this beautiful near MINT copy has been carefully stored away for more than 30 years! DM177) more...
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THE HUMAN INSTINCT Stoned Guitar (2006 UK issue limited edition 6-track LP pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, originally released in 1970, the Human Instinct had previously done business in their native New Zealand as The Four Fours, before sailing to the UK in August 1966, changing their name along the way; they released singles on Mercury & Deram, then returned to NZ in 1968, beginning the phase of their career that this LP belongs to: heavyblues-based psychedelic rock with distinct Hendrix overtones! Sealed & stickered picture sleeve) more...
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THE HUMAN INSTINCT The Zodiac Years (1990 German issue 19-track LP, a combination of 2 originally released albums from 1972 Snatmin Cuthin? and 1974 The Hustler. Tthe Human Instinct had previously done business in their native New Zealand asThe Four Fours, before sailing to the UK in August 1966, changing their name along the way; they released singles on Mercury & Deram, then returned to NZ in 1968. The sleeve shows light wear, with the vinyl appearing barely played LW4014/15) more...
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