1969 "AD GLORIUM" Orme ACID FREAKBEAT POPSIKE BEATLES FLOYD pSyCh pRoG
  $   999

 


$ 999 Sold For
Jul 6, 2025 Sold Date
Jun 29, 2025 Start Date
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  • ACID SOAKED FREAK-BEAT POPSIKE "1969 "MONSTER"

    'Car Juke Box' MEGA RARE 1969 ORIGINAL
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  • Le ORME

  • "Ad Glorium"
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  • ITALY - 'Car Juke Box' 
  • [CRJLP 00015/MMS LP 29]
  • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  MEGA RARE! 
  • Here it is, =ORIGINAL 1969= Quoted a $2000 valued LP as far back in the early 90's last century, very few FIRST PRESSINGS have turned up since then ~~
  1. Rated as high level INVESTMENT COLLECTIBLE!
  2. ORIGINAL "CAR JUKE BOX" 1969 label
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  4. Le Orme are best known for having released early 70's progressive albums, becoming major stars in that field - this first album is soaked in psychedelics ..."Ad Glorium" is a colorful album blending that whimsically paisley British Swinging London acid elements including great vocal harmonies, backwards guitar loops, freak-beat allusions & trippy sound effects injections - and some exquisite arrangements ...an answer to the Beatles "Sgt Pepper" meeting Pink Floyd "Piper At the Gates Of Dawn"
  5. This storied LP is highly recommended to fans of the psychedelic works such as Beatles or Pink Floyd sixties acid-rock Lp's...
     "Introduzione" - right from the start, the listener is treated to a trippy psychedelic piece, with warbling guitar all over a call-and-response bass and organ. Quite possibly this could have been the introduction for a hip TV sitcom at that time.

        "Ad Gloriam" Following a brief vocal bit, pleasantly light rock music ensues. A repeated melody hangs out in the background, as though in its own world. This is a great song, and we were pleasantly surprised the first time I heard it.

        "Oggi Verrà" Light cymbals and percussion with a thudding bass and whimsical flute accompany fragile yet pleasant vocals.

        "Milano 1968" Bright organ and trebly bass engage in a psychedelic dance before spoken word and light singing take over.

        "In My Dreams"  Slide guitar fed through dozens of effects introduces heavy drum work before further cool psychedelic rock of the 1960s comes through.

        "Mita Mita" Le Orme demonstrates great use of exotic instrumentation in this light and buoyant song.

        " Smoking " Juxtaposing quieter vocal passages with heavy organ-driven sections, this piece has some bizarre belching effects in places, and all of the instruments seem to be doing their own thing, yet it all comes together nicely.

        "Feel The Summer Coming Back" This is quite an enjoyable song that is nicely styled music both in composition and in sound.

        "Lily Flowers" following a somewhat exotic introduction, more pastoral textures ride in, over which is spoken word from what sounds like a very young girl.

        "I Can't Stay Alone" with a whistling organ underneath work with the relatively dynamic rhythm section to support the straightforward vocals. With the backup singing on the chorus, the music really does sound like a pop-psych song from the UK swinging London period of music. The instrumental segment involves gritty guitar and soon after, a drum solo.

        "Conclusione" This final ditty involves the strumming of an acoustic guitar, honky-tonk piano, and some lazy vocals, like a rural tune drunkenly sang at a saloon.
  6. PARTE I
        Introduzione (1:45)
        Ad Gloriam (5:31)
        Oggi Verrà (2:32)
        Milano 1968 (3:12)
        I Miei Sogni (3:00)
        Mita Mita (2:53)

       
    PARTE II
        Fumo (3:39)
        Senti L'Estate Che Torna (2:47)
        Fiori Di Giglio (3:07)
        Non So Restare Solo (5:28)
        Conclusione (1:42)

    More or less the English translation:

       
    PART I
        Introduction (1:45)
        Ad Gloriam (5:31)
        Coming Today (2:32)
        Milan 1968 (3:12)
        I Wed Sogni (3:00)
        Mita Mita (2:53)

       
    PART II
        Smoking (3:39)
        Feel The Summer Coming Back (2:47)
        Lily Flowers (3:07)
        I Can't Be Alone (5:28)
        Conclusion (1:42) 
  7.   CONDITION:

  8. The cover: rated: near M- 1968 orig: yet pretty much difficult to notice some light handling, still been in very fine hands would be extremely doubtful to find in better condition. This IS the laminated fragile gatefold original filled with still bright acid-pop colors from the brilliant day-glo sixties era. No fading, no delete marks, no split seams, and no writing  ...
  9. SEE PHOTOS as to exact item you will receive!
  1. The vinyl: Rated: VG+(+) visually; minor nothing hair scuffs, minor hairline or two, yet plays mainly with "EX" (excellent) audio which is reflected by clean (red/silver) "CarJuke Box" labels. 

A cool addition to anyone's music library! 
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