The Seahorses "Do It Yourself" orig '97 LP (vinyl record Stone Roses related xn)
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NM/VG+ (Record/Cover)
The Seahorses
“Do It Yourself”
Geffen Records GEF 25134
LP Released in 1997
Now this is a rare record! It was only pressed once on shiny black vinyl, made in the UK 15 years ago. This is a very hard to find album on vinyl, and this copy still includes the original custom printed inner sleeve with photo, lyrics and album notes. Features the uncredited John Squire from The Stone Roses on guitar.
Tracks:
A1 I Want You To Know 4:51
A2 Blinded By The Sun 4:39
A3 Suicide Drive 3:32
A4 The Boy In The Picture 2:54
A5 Love Is The Law 7:44
B1 Happiness Is Eggshaped 3:46
B2 Love Me And Leave Me 3:55
B3 Round The Universe 3:45
B4 1999 3:25
B5 Standing On Your Head 4:39
B6 Hello 2:20
The grade of the record is NM with almost no evidence of handling or use. The cover grades to VG+ with light staining on front & back and a couple of tiny corner dings, with no splits, tears, stickers, creases or cutouts. The low price on this reflects the cosmetic issues on the cover, but the vinyl looks damn-near perfect! A great copy of a rarely seen record.
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