Bottle Company 45, Lives for no One/Barkley Square garage psych, Glenn Frey '68
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Bottle Company 45 titled "Lives for no One/Barkley Square"; Hideout H-1230, 1968. Both sides sound in NM condition (I test-played them entirely). Visually, it maintains its luster and has very minor storage-related scuffs. I don't think this record had been played before my test-play. Produced by Glenn Frey, who probably sings or plays on the record, too. This is the Detroit record label that Frey and Bob Seger used early in their careers to learn the ways of the recording business. Side A is the uptempo side; B the down-tempo. Great hard rock/psych/hippy period music.
To U.S. locations, the mailing charge is $4, first class. I typically mail within 24 hours.
This item belonged to a former employee of the Columbia Records pressing plant in my home city of Terre Haute, Indiana, who worked on the Columbia record production line in the 1960s and '70s.
Play-grade definitions: NM (near mint) -- little or no surface noise. VG+ (very good plus) -- surface noise, but does not interfere with the enjoyment of the track. VG (very good) -- surface noise that is noticeable and whether or not it interferes with the enjoyment of the record depends on your level of tolerance. G (good) -- noticeable surface noise, at least some of which interferes with the enjoyment of the song. I will never list a record on eBay that skips or catches without noting that flaw in the description.
Please e-mail me if you have any other questions. Thanks for looking.
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