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Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Comments:
sealed, brand new copy!
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
"Although he worked widely in film and television, this obscure British electronic composer / multi-instrumentalist (a staple with John Peel until the advent of punk), is perhaps known only to wider audiences for his collaboration on Pink Floyd's "Atom Heart Mother". In this, his 1967 solo debut, the contents range from bizarre audio, to blistering freeform banjo, traditional jazz arrangements, and spoken interludes.
180 gram virgin vinyl"
(from the sticker on shrink front)
℗ 1967 Transatlantic Records Ltd. © 2008 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
A1. A Raise Of Eyebrows 2:14
A2. Freedom For Four Voices And Me 2:25
A3. Psychedelia 1:06
A4. Positives 2:13
A5. It's All Very New, You Know 5:36
A6. A Female! 0:21
A7. Certainly Random 2:49
B1. The Eye That Nearly Saw 4:29
B2. Two Fifteen String Guitars For Nice People 2:28
B3. From An Electric Train 3:22
B4. A World Of Too Much Sound 2:05
B5. Another Female! 0:05
B6. We're All Going To Liverpool 3:56
B7. Ha! Ha! But Reasonable 1:36
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode 8013252420856
Matrix / Runout 75178E1/A
Matrix / Runout 75178E2/A
Phonographic Copyright (p) Transatlantic Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
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