LOBBY LOYDE Obsecration LP Aussie 70’s PROG ROCK Coloured Balls WILD CHERRIES
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LOBBY LOYDE – OBSECRATION – Rainbird RBSA-055.
A 1976 LP from the late great Lobby Loyde who played a major role in the Australian 60’s and 70’s music scene as guitarist for The Purple Hearts, The Wild Cherries, The Aztecs and The Coloured Balls. He would become a notable record producer.
This album features two of Loyde’s Coloured Balls collegues, Andrew Fordham and Janis Miglans as well as vocalist, Mandu.
TRACKS: Obsecration Parts A To D (Play My Guitar/Obligato/Continuation/Legarto) / A Rumble With Seven Parts And Lap Disolve / Rock And Roll Sunset / Dreamtide (Statement/Refrain) / Goin’ To Louisianna / Congratulateonies.
The record comes with the inner sleeve.
The record is in VG condition. The record is marked on both sides but there is nothing heavy. Side one plays EX. Side 2 has some noise in the run in and first five or six rotations. There is also a little noise in the gap between tracks 2 and 3. Otherwise it plays a strong VG++.
The inner sleeve is in EX condition.
The gatefold cover is EX. Some quite light storage wear and some spots of corner/edge wear.
The cover is made of an un-laminated, textured cardboard. It is hard to find one in this good-a-condition. Most have heavy ring wear.
A very sound copy of a hard to find LP.
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