GROUP 1850 AGEMO´S TRIP TO MOTHER EARTH RARE ORG. DUTCH PSYCHE 3-D PHILLIPS 1968
$
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S h i p p i n g :
WARNING USA BIDDERS: The shipping cost for USA is the follow: $ 15.00 for the first item plus $ 4.00 each additional item (Registered mail)
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EUROPEAN COMMUNITYCOUNTRIES: $ 12.00 for the first item plus $ 3.00 each additional item (Registered mail).
Double vinyl cost $ 14.00
7” single cost $ 7.00
ALL OTHER COUNTRIES: $ 15.00 for the first item plus $ 4.00 each additional item (Registered mail)
Double vinyl cost $ 18.00
7” single cost $ 8.00
DOMESTIC (Greece): $ 5.00 for the first item plus $ 2.00 each additional item (Registered mail)
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D E S C R I P T I O N :
FORMAT: LP
ARTIST: GROUP 1850
TITLE: AGEMO'S TRIP TH MOTHER EARTH
LABEL: PHILLIPS
NUMBER: 844083 PY
MONO/STEREO: ST.
LABEL DESCRIPTION:-
GRADE & DESCRIPTION (COVER):EX RING WEAR ON THE BACK COVER, WEAR ON THE SEAMS AND ON THE CORNERS (SEE PHOTOS) BUT STILL IN VERY NICE SHAPE.
GRADE & DESCRIPTION (RECORD): MINT - PROMO STICKER ON LABEL 1 (SEE PHOTOS) .
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
GROUP 1850
AGEMO'S TRIP TO MOTHER EARTH
PHILIPS 844083 PY
orig. Dutch pressing 1968 + 3D COVER + glasses
On auction is here the ultra rare GROUP 1850 - AGEMO'S TRIP TO MOTHER EARTH, original Dutch pressing on PHILIPS 844083 PY. The record housed in a 3D triple gatefold, the additional side has 3D-glasses inside. Listed on Pokora 1001.
ONE OF THE BEST PSYCH/PROG LP'S EVER!!, IN ONE OF THE BEST SLEEVES EVER TOO!
HYPER RARE ALBUM FROM HOLLAND
Biography
Group Eighteen Fifty is an interesting, if sometimes exasperating, late-'60s Dutch band who ranks among the most accomplished and original Continental rock acts of the era, though they made little impression in English-speaking territories. Starting as a more or less conventional beat band in the mid-'60s, they had taken a turn for the more psychedelic and bizarre by 1967. Determined to drive into the heart of the psychedelic beast, their songs (performed in English) are quite eclectic for the era, shifting from doom-laden tempos with growling vocals to sunny, utopian passages with breezy harmonies. The group could be roughly labeled as a mixture of the early Mothers of Invention (whom they supported at a Dutch concert in 1967) and Pink Floyd without much of a sense of humor; their songs are intriguing and not without powerful hooks, and the lyrics ambitious (if often inscrutable), but one's attention tends to wander over the course of an album, or even during their lengthier songs.
