MURRAY ROMAN A Blind Man's Movie (Never before seen archive quality 1968 UK 11-track stereo LP on Track Records, a bizarre meeting of American counterculture comedy & Psych Rock/Soul that should appeal to Frank Zappa fans. Murray may or may not have been the first to use the F word on record [bleeping is used here], & judging by the titles the themes cover the no holds barred thrills of sex, drugs & rock & roll & race issues [Chicks, Snow White, Cuba, Black People, Black Sambo Pancakes, StripBust, Fuzz etc], housed in an avant-garde all black textured & stapled gatefold sleeve, with integral all black four-page blank 'booklet', to demonstrate the look of "a blind man's movie"; only the spine text is printed in white to identify the record. Both the sleeve & vinyl are near 'as new') more...
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MURRAY ROMAN You Can't Beat People Up And Have Them Say I Love You (1968 UK 16-track vinyl LP album, the second album from the American comedian, housed in a front laminated picture sleeve) more...
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MURRAY ROMAN You Can't Beat People Up And Have Them Say I Love You (Curiously titled 1968 US 16-track stereo LP from the American stand-up comedian, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear and the vinyl remains in near 'as new' condition with few signs of play) more...
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