LOCOMOTIV GT ringasad el magad ORIG Pepita 1972 Hungarian LP HEAVY PROG
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Description
Item is located in Poland - so postage is:
EUROPE ( including UK, Russia, Cyprus and Israel ) ..................10,50 CAD for 1 LP, 17 CAD for 2-3, 30 CAD for 4-6
North AMERICA .............................14,50 CAD for 1 LP, 21 CAD for 2-3, 38 CAD for 4-6
Central & South AMERICA, ASIA ..14,50 CAD for 1 LP. 23,50 CAD for 2-3, 43 CAD for 4-6
AUSTRALIA & OCEANIA ............18,50 CAD for 1 LP, 34 CAD for 2-3, 64 CAD for 4-6
Double LP album I count as 2 LPs, same story if gatefold sleeve is very heavy -
- whenever the weight with packing materials exceed 0,5 kg ( 1,10 lb )
All my items I send air-mail and signed for.
Grading according Record Collector grading system using "+/-" if needed.
Original STEREO pressing of their second LP
Pepita 1972 ( HU )
Sleeve in NM cond.
Vinyl visually graded in NM- cond.
progg:
"This lp is one of the most underrated classics of all time, in my opinion. the absolutely stellar guitar soloing alone makes it well worth the price of admission, but the organ playing, drumming and monstrous bass playing are each nothing short of incredible. and the compositions are absolutely top-notch! forget the english-lyric albums (or any after this one, for that matter), they sound nothing like this. it just couldn't slay any harder than it does, and i really cannot underestimate how absolutely mindblowing the guitar playing is. if you can handle vocals in hungarian (written by a feminist poet!), you are in for a real treat.
We have a totally animated opening track "Cirkusz" driven by percussion work, and lightning fast guitar and organs trading licks.There is even a doomy repetitive section in the middle with falsetto vocals that resemble Magma! Another highlight is "A semmi kertje" which totally resembles early raw Gentle Giant what with the high vocals, rhodes piano, and vibraphone. It sound like Presser Gabor gave a listen to "Peel the Paint" when he wrote this. "Kakukkos karora" is also certainly interesting if for the wrong reasons - being a unserious bluegrass tune complete with banjo picking. The acoustic guitar solo shows though that Barta Tamas could have play note-for-note with Steve Howe in this chicken-picking style. Finally, "Kotta nelkül" sounds strongly inspired by ELP with its lengthy organ jam."
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I will combine shipping cost regardless of the currency.
If you are unhappy with my description, you have the right to return the LP within 7 days of receipt for a refund ( less postage ).
