Los Ovnis - Napoleon 14 - Eco 1966 Mexican garage rock LP Troggs Hear
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Description
Los Ovnis on Eco 513. "Napoleon X1V" Cover is in VG+ condition. (cover is very solid with no seam splits at all. the cover is also very thin. like an import type cover. the biggest flaw is that there is a small piece of paper missing on the front cover. see picture. but overall the cover is in very nice shape) Record is in VG to VG+ condition. (no feel-able marks just some light non-feelable hairline surface marks. closer to a VG+ plays great) Extremely rare 1966 garage rock LP from Mexico. Los Ovnis was one of the best Mexican rock bands from the 1960s and all of their LPs are very hard to find. This is an original pressing of their fourth LP release from 1966. The LP features some excellent spanish language garage rock covers of 60s hits by Napoleon, The Troggs, Dee Jay & The Runaways, The Rolling Stones, Them, Paul Revere & The Raiders and others. This is a mega rare LP and it was featured in Hans Pokora's rare record book "1001 Recored Collector Dreams"
They're Coming To Take Me Away - (Napoleon) Opus 17 - (The Four Seasons) Wild Thing - Loca - (The Troggs) Peter Rabbit - (Dee Jay & The Runaways) The Shadow Of Your Smile
Mother's Little Helper - (The Rolling Stones) Here Comes The Night - (Them) Barefootin' - (Robert Parker) Juan Derecho - Ska song Kicks - Patadas - (Paul Revere And The Raiders)
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GRADING OF RECORDS
MINT – record looks new and perfect looking. Not many records make this grade.
NEAR MINT – record is ‘like new” very clean with only possibly the most minor and superficial of marks.
VG++ record has only very minor surface marks and wear and is in excellent condition.
VG+ record shows some surface marks but the record is still in relatively good shape. no feel-able scratches
VG record shows a fair amount of wear. may have feel-able scratches
G record shows excessive wear.
see picture.