THE ATTACK Final Daze (2001 Italian pressed limited edition 15-track LP pressed on 180gram Virgin Vinyl, a compilation of their later-period recordings from 1968, including the stunning Freedom For You and Strange House, both of which were originally scheduled for an LP entitled 'Roman God Of War', but owing to problems with their label Decca, the project was shelved. Guitarist John Du Cann soon left the band to join Andromeda, but not before contributing to the Five Day Week Straw People recording sessions. Complete with a single-sided bonus vinyl 7" featuring Magic In The Air [Unplugged] and Go Your Way [Demo], the vinyl appears in near 'as new' condition nestled within the gatefold picture sleeve with extensive sleevenotes by Shindig magazine's Jon Jojo Mills printed across the inner spread! GET602) more...
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THE ATTACK Final Daze (2001 Italian pressed UK issue limited edition 15-track LP pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, compiling this legendary UK psych bands later-period recordings from 1968, including the stunning 'Freedom For You' and 'Strange House', both of which were originally scheduled for an LP entitled 'Roman God Of War', but owing to problems with their label Decca, the project was shelved. Guitarist John Du Cann soon left the band to join Andromeda, but not beforecontributing to the Five Day Week Straw People recording sessions, presented in sealed gatefold sleeve) more...
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THE ATTACK Hi-Ho Silver Lining (Rare 1967 UK 7" vinyl single with intact 4-prong centre, die-cut company sleeve. Great mod '45 from the short-lived London band that were much fancied at the time but sank without trace [yes it's the same song made famous by Jeff Beck, but this was first!], backed with the self-penned Any More Than I Do. The vinyl is in Excellent condition with just the faintest of hairlines visible under strong light F.12578) more...
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THE ATTACK Hi-Ho Silver Lining (1967 UK 7" single with four-prong centre, a great mod '45 from the short-lived London band that were much fancied at the time but sank without trace [yes it's the same song made famous by Jeff Beck, but this wasfirst!]. Head to the b-side & you get the almighty self-penned rocker 'Any More Than I Do', die-cut company sleeve. The vinyl grades VG [small 'x' mark on the b-side] with light spindle marks & paper hairlines which have little effect, pricedadvanageously F.12578) more...
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THE ATTACK Neville Thumbcatch (Rare original 1968 UK dark blue and white Decca label 2-track MONO 7'' vinyl DEMO single with 4-prong push-out centre intact. Neville Thumbcatch is a catchy pop-psych song telling the story of a man and his allotment, whilst the flip Lady Orange Peelcatches them at quite possibly their strangest! Alas, the single failed at the time and is consequently now hard to find.This particular rarity comes from the vast personal archive collection of a former music critic and journalist, played once for review then locked away in storage for more than 30 years - you will have a job to find one in better condition than this! F12725) more...
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THE ATTACK The Complete Recordings From 1967-68 (1999 UK limited edition 15-track LP, a compilation of their early-period recordings from 1967, including the legendary 'Hi Ho Silver Lining', 'Neville Thumbcatch' and many more., the vinyl appears in near 'as new' condition housed within the single pocket sleeve with little to no shelfwear. A stunning collection of freakbeat bangers! ADLP1026) more...
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THE ATTACK Try It (Very Rare January 1967 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the debut single release by the short-lived Garage Psych/Mod combo from London, with custom 'Demonstration Sample - Not For Sale' print, '27-1-67' release date text & four-prong centre. Also features the belting b-side 'We Don't Know', complete with period die-cut Decca company sleeve. The vinyl has been play tested & the sound is fantastic with no jumps. The vinyl grades VG- with light surface wear, multiple paper hairlines & scuff marks causing minor background surface during playback. Note: there is a tiny scratch on the b-side causing a few faint clicks on rotation. Thanks to the quality of British Decca pressings of this period, condition is mostly cosmetic & the sound quality remains very agreeable. Far from mint, this is still a great example for the collector F.12550) more...
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