GNIDROLOG IN SPITE OF HARRYS TOE NAIL RARE
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GNIDROLOG IN SPITE OF HARRYS TOE NAIL RARE
Artist: GNIDROLOG
Title: IN SPITE OF HARRY'S TOE NAIL
Track listing
Songs / Tracks Listing
1. Long Live Man Dead (9:43)
2. Peter (3:26)
3. Snails (7:14)
4. Time And Space (7:30)
5. Who Spoke (2:22)
6. In Spite Of Harry's Toenail (9:23)
The band was founded in 1969 by twin brothers Colin and Stewart Goldring, who were joined by drummer Nigel Pegrum from Spice (the band that would later evolve into Uriah Heep), Peter "Mars" Cowling on bass, John Earle on vocals, and Charlotte Fendrich on piano. They came up with the strange band name by reversing and slightly rearranging the brothers' surname. In May 1972, the British music magazine NME reported that Gnidrolog was to appear at the Great Western Express Lincoln Festival on 26 May that year. Other acts to perform in the Giants of Tomorrow marquee included Budgie, Skin Alley, Tea & Sympathy, John Martyn, and Warhorse.[1] In 1972, Gnidrolog released both their first and second albums, In Spite of Harry's Toe-Nail and Lady Lake, before disbanding due to a lack of commercial success. Despite having played gigs with fairly well-known bands such as Colosseum, King Crimson, Gentle Giant, Wishbone Ash, Soft Machine, and Magma in their brief career, they have always remained relatively obscure.
BOTH LABELS ARE CLEAN-NEAR MINT
VINYL EXCELLENT CONDITION
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MATT FINISH GATEFOLD SLEEVE HAS AGE/EDGE WEAR ~
A GOOD VG+ CONDITION
Record Label: RCA
Year: 1972
The record is in Excellent condition.Vinyl has nice gloss, On playing the sound is Excellent sharp and clear.
The sleeve is in V/GOOD+ condition.
Records Are Graded Vinyl 1st, Cover 2nd.
MINT……The Record Itself Is In Brand New Condition With No Surface Marks Or Deterioration In Sound Quality. The Cover And Any Extra Items Such As The Lyric Sheet, Booklet Or Poster Are In Perfect Condition. Records Advertised As Sealed Or Unplayed Should Be Mint.
EXCELLENT……The Record Shows Some Signs Of Having Been Played, But There Is (if any) Very Little Lessening In Sound Quality. The Cover And Packaging Might Have Slightest Wear And/Or Creasing.
VERY GOOD ……The Record Has Obviously Been Played Many Times, But Displays No Major Deterioration In Sound Quality, Despite Noticeable Surface Marks And The Occasional Light Scratch. Normal Wear And Tear On The Cover Or Extra Items, Without Any Major Defects, Is Acceptable
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