TOMORROW Featuring Keith West Steve Howe '76 EMS-80741 EX-EX- Japan Vinyl LP OBI
  $   34

 


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Sep 11, 2026 Sold Date
Sep 4, 2026 Start Date
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Tomorrow - Featuring Keith West - Tomorrow
EMI – EMS-80741
1976 | Japan | Reissue | Stereo
!! PLEASE INSPECT ALL OF THE LISTING PHOTOS !!

Jacket: EX- (8.6 / 10) | Vinyl: EX- (8.8 / 10)
INCLUDES OBI & MULTI PAGE LINEAR INSERT IN JAPANESE

Overall above-average condition. Super clean, with plenty of luster.  Well maintained. 

Jacket:  Some marginal wear at two corners, light wrinkling at the upper-left front,  and very slight yellowing, mostly visible around the edges. Overall in fantastic condition. 

Vinyl:  There's really not much to report beyond some very slight handling prints or smudges  around the edges and deadwax areas, which could just be cleaned. I play-tested the record  and it played beautifully. I did not observe any significant scratches or groove wear.  There may be an extremely faint hairline that escaped my inspection,  but nothing I encountered during play-testing gave me concern.
Solid collector's copy.
Notes: Originally released 1968. 60s Psychedelic, and an early precursor to prog rock.  The band includes Keith West (of Keith West fame) and Mr. Prog-God himself, Steve Howe (of Yes).  The first track My White Bicycle is the jam, as is the entire album.  Originally released in 1968, this is the Japanese 1976 reissue, issued through EMI Records. Back of the OBI strip:EMI. That's Toshiba-EMI Ltd., the manufacturing arm of EMI in Japan.

Official Catalog Number is: 
EMS-80741
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Grading Scale Used:
• P (Poor): Record badly damaged or unplayable; jacket missing or destroyed.
• G (Good): Heavy record wear and noise; jacket torn, split, or heavily worn.
• VG (Very Good): Noticeable record noise and wear; jacket worn with ring wear or splits.
• VG+ (Very Good Plus): Light record noise and marks; jacket intact with minor wear.
• EX (Excellent): Very clean, near-silent record; jacket crisp with minimal wear.
• NM (Near Mint): Record and jacket almost new, no obvious flaws.
• M (Mint): Perfect, unplayed record; flawless jacket, often sealed.
( I tend to lean more conservative in my grading)
plus a 1-10 scale is also utilized for redundancy with 1 = P (Poor) and 10 = M (Mint)
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