THE ZOMBIES : ODESSEY AND ORACLE / 1968 UK LP EX/EX
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Description
SPOOKDOG RECORDS
Present’s
Artist : The Zombies
Title : Odessey And Oracle
Format : UK Pressing / Laminate front Sleeve
Label : CBS
Matrix : S 63280
Run Off Matrix’s : SBPG 63280 A2 / SBPG 633280 B2
Year of Issue : 1968
Condition -
LP / EX/EX The vinyl has a couple of very light surface marks S2 seen under strong light which does not effect play,
vinyl plays with a strong clear and clean sound, no ticks, jumps or background noise. It is in excellent
condition.
Cover / EX/EX The record has been well looked after and the cover reflects this, clean bright colour with only
very very light creasing bottom RH corner
Track Listings:
- "Care of Cell 44" (Rod Argent) – 3:56
- "A Rose for Emily" (Argent) – 2:19
- "Maybe After He's Gone" (Chris White) – 2:33
- "Beechwood Park" (White) – 2:43
- "Brief Candles" (White) – 3:30
- "Hung up on a Dream" (Argent) – 3:01
- "Changes" (White) – 3:19
- "I Want Her, She Wants Me" (Argent) – 2:51
- "This Will Be Our Year" (White) – 2:08
- "Butcher's Tale (Western Front 1914)" (White) – 2:47
- "Friends of Mine" (White) – 2:17
- "Time of the Season" (Argent) – 3:33
Odessey and Oracle is a psychedelic rock album by the Zombies released in 1968. The famous misspelling of "odyssey" in the title was the result of a mistake by the designer of the LP cover,Terry Quirk (who was the flatmate of bass player Chris White). The band tried to cover this up at the time of release by claiming the misspelling was intentional.
Odessey and Oracle was recorded in 1967 after the Zombies signed to the CBS label, and was only the second album they had released since 1965. As their first LP, Begin Here, was a collection of singles, Odessey can be regarded as the only true Zombies album. While their first album included several cover versions, Odessey consisted entirely of original compositions by the group's two main songwriters, Rod Argent and Chris White.
Postage & Packaging
Cost Service Available to
£3.00 Royal Mail 1st Class UK
£4.50 Royal Airmail 1st Class Europe
£7.00 Royal Airmail 1st Class Worldwide
All vinyl is posted in robust record mailers with additional stiffeners for full protection
Seller’s return policy:
Grading is attuned to ‘Record Collectors Grading System’ and can be returned for a full refund if not as clarified.
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