Terminal Buzz Spectrum / Murtceps Australian Prog Blues 2LP EX
  A$   154
  $   102

 


A$ 154 Sold For
Oct 4, 2014 Sold Date
Sep 24, 2014 Start Date
A$   25 Start price
5   Number Of Bids
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Description

Spectrum / Indelible Murtceps - Terminal Buzz. Mega rare Australian double live LP from this prog rock band.


HMV SOELP 10081/2. This LP features some great tracks that you can hear that influenced later musicians. "Essay In Paranoia" has a vocal bordering on Cream's Jack Bruce in places, "Crazy Song" sounds like the birth pangs of Primus meeting George Harrison's "Apple Jam" from All Things Must Pass. 

"Going Home" features extended bluesy passages while "Hand Jive" and "What The World Needs Now Is A New Pair of Socks" jam on! Great album!!!

Graded G/EX. Light wear overall on the sleeve, some moderate edge wear and ring wear but still much better than other copies I've seen. Spine is intact and still looks ok. Records look and play very nicely with only very light wear, large parts play NM with very little if any audible or visual wear. Labels are NM and have only very light wear. Fantastic copy!


I GRADE STRICTLY TO UK RECORD COLLECTOR STANDARD. No VG++ or EX-- or other stupid gradings with me. Either M, EX, VG, G, F or P.


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