LOVE - Forever Changes LP - Stereo Original 1967 - EKL 4013 1st Pressing
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1st pressing
Love - Forever Changes - Stereo 1967 - Elektra (EKL 4013 on sleeve - EKS 74013 on record label)
This is an original 1967 recording of this classic album by Love, led by the brilliant Arthur Lee.
Note: EKL 4013 Mono on sleeve with a gold 'Stereo' sticker attached.(original - not added by me)
Matrix: Side 1: EKS 74013- A1 Side 2: EKS 74013 - B1
The LP was bought in 1967 has been looked after and kept carefully in a smoke/pet free environment.
The record is in excellent condition with some minor usual light surface marks. last time I played it played perfectly. Labels are clean with no additional marks, stickers or writing, with minimal spindle wear.
The fully laminated sleeve is in good condition with no added marks or writing apart from small round sticker residue top left corner to right of 'Love'. There is some creasing to the laminate. The spine has a small 3/4" tear and shows slight wear and aging around edges, otherwise sound.
The inner sleeve is plain white with 'made in Great Britain' and 'patent pending' at bottom corners where there is some slight staining. It is creased in places.
TRACK Listing (from sleeve)
SIDE ONE:
Alone Again Or
A House is Not a Motel
Andmoreagain
The Daily Planet
Old Man
The Red Telephone
SIDE TWO:
Maybe the People would be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale*
Live and Let Live
The Good Humor Man He sees everything like this*
Bummer in the Summer
You Set the Scene
Love is : Arthur Lee, guitar & vocal
John Echols, guitar, Bryan Maclean, guitar & vocal, Ken Forssi, bass, Michael Stuart, percussion.
'Manufactured in Great Britain by Polydor Records Limited, London'
*Note: Although the sleeve states titles on side two as 'Maybe the People would be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale' and 'The Good Humor man he sees everything like this' - the titles shown on the record label are shortened versions ie: 'Maybe the People would be the Times' and 'The Good Humor Man'.
Record will be dispatched in a hard card mailer with stiffeners.
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