SUPERSISTER Pudding En Gisteren (1972 UK issue of the Dutch 5-track LP, housed in a die-cut gatefold sleeve. This was the third album by the Dutch prog act that saw them further develop their blend of rock, jazz and all manner of other weirdness to startling effect. The sleeve does have a thin band of tape around the edges, as the one previous owner had followed the instructions on the inner gatefold which read; 'for more information take a knife out and cut sides', this then reveals two further 'hidden' panels with band pics, recording info and lyrics, however, this has been done very conscientiously [unlike other copies we have seen!] whilst the rest of this delicate sleeve shows only minimal wear with the die-cut front panel intact with no creasing or rips or tears. The vinyl is superb, retaining a wonderful deep sheen and is NEAR MINT