THE MILLENNIUM Begin (US limited edition reissue 14-track vinyl LP, originally released in 1968, and the first album to be recorded on 16-track tape, a major technological breakthrough at the time! The brainchild of legendary West Coast producers Gary Usher and Curt Boettcher, the album is full of densely layered harmonies, and a strong feel of sunshine pop, being a natural progression from 'Pet Sounds' and Jan & Dean's 'Save For A Rainy Day', picture sleeve CS9663) more...
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THE MILLENNIUM Again (2001 Japanese exclusive vinyl issue 14-track compilation LP featuring tracks recorded in 1967 and 1968. Housed in a picture sleeve with a replica of the original poster - still sealed in original shrinkwrap with Japanese text hype sticker YDLP-0050) more...
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THE MILLENNIUM Baby It's Real (2000 UK limited edition solid centre 7" vinyl split single, also featuring Joey Stec - Do You Know, housed in a Poptones company die cut sleeve MC5012S7) more...
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THE MILLENNIUM Begin (2008 US exclusive limited edition 14-track LP pressed on High Definition 180gram VIRGIN VINYL - in 1968, legendary producer Curt Boettcher assembled a group of talented California singers and musicians [including singer/guitarists Lee Mallory, Sandy Salisbury, Joey Stec and Michael Fennelly, drummer Ron Edgar & keyboard player Doug Rhodes, the latter from the original Music Machine line-up] to record the Millennium's sole album, 'Begin'. Produced byBoettcher and Keith Olsen [also an ex-Music Machine player], with assistance by California rock legend Gary Usher, the album is an exquisite progressive pop opus, combining breezy melodies, ambitious baroque arrangements, stirring psychedelic touches and angelic vocal harmonies to create a suite-like concept album that perfectly captures the optimistic mood of the time in which it was made; presented in sealed & stickered matt card sleeve) more...
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THE MILLENNIUM Voices Of The Millennium (2003 UK 11-track LP pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL - in 1969, whilst launching the ill-fated Together Records, and preparing the recording of the second Sagittarius album 'The Blue Marble', Gary Usher and the members of The Millennium engaged in a non-stop schedule of rehearsals, writing and demo-ing for their various projects: Sandy Salisbury as a solo pop star, the powerpop group Big Shot to be fronted by Michael Fennelly, and a wholelot of other dreams and schemes, for which elaborate demos were created. 'Voices Of The Millennium' consists of the long lost demos for 'The Blue Marble', featuring radically different versions of the album's songs, and some not used after all, sung by guest vocalists Sandy, Lee, and Curt of the Millennium, and Surf Music stalwart Chuck Girard, a rare glimpse into the work in progress of some of the legends of California Soft-Pop. Presented in sealed & stickered picture sleeve) more...
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THE MILLENNIUM Begin (Rare original 1968 US 14-track STEREO vinyl LP on the red Columbia label with white '360 Sound' notation, housed in a pasted picture sleeve. The brainchild of legendary West Coast producers Gary Usher and Curt Boettcher, the album is full of densely layered harmonies with a strong feel of sunshine pop, being a natural progression from 'Pet Sounds' and Jan & Dean's 'Save For A Rainy Day'. The sleeve shows a little wear to the edges and some light ringwear on the reverse but is in otherwise excellent condition. The vinyl looks unplayed with beautifully bright, clean labels free from spindle marks - a superb copy! CS9663) more...
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THE MILLENNIUM Begin (US limited edition 14-track LP pressed on HIGH DEFINITION PREMIUM 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, originally released in 1968, recorded on 16-track tape, a major technological breakthrough at the time! The brainchild of legendary West Coast producers Gary Usher and Curt Boettcher, with musical muscle provided by ex-members of the Music Machine, the album is full of densely layered harmonies, and a strong feel of sunshine pop, being a natural progressionfrom 'Pet Sounds' and Jan & Dean's 'Save For A Rainy Day', presented in sealed picture sleeve) more...
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