TEN YEARS AFTER Cricklewood Green (Scarce 1970s South African pressing of the 1970 8-track stereo vinyl LP, with brown & white Deram label design with 'Stereo' in a black box, like all pressings from South Africa, this example comes in a UK printed picture sleeve with the mono/stereo die-cut indicator on the back. The sleeve has some wear with a small amount of paper loss to the edges & spine, the vinyl is very good with just a few light surface scuffs but nothing to excessive and pla more...
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TEN YEARS AFTER Undead (Rare 1968 South African 6-track stereo vinyl LP on the brown & white label design, the second album by the English prog blues-rock band including their live favourite, I'm Going Home, like the UK pressing this issue alsohas 1W matrices & upside 'ZAL' number above the SML prefix catalogue number on the labels, within a front laminated flipback picture sleeve with the Gallo & Interpak logos on the reverse along with a 'Gallo Music Club' sticker. The sleeve has s more...
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TEN YEARS AFTER Undead (Archive Quality British Blues Rock 1968 UK first press 6-track stereo LP, produced by Mike Vernon & recorded at Klooks Kleek, Railway Hotel in West Hampstead, London, issued on the red & white Deram label [both matricesending '1W' in the run-outs] with upside down matrices on the labels above the catalogue number indicating a first press. Comes housed in the original front laminated sleeve with psychedelic John Fowley design & correct blue poly inner. Both more...
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