GENESIS Selling England By The Pound (Scarce original 1974 Spanish 8-track vinyl LP on the large 'Madhatter' Charisma label, their fifth studio album is considered by many as one of the prime examples of classic symphonic prog rock, including thecompelling 'I Know What I Like' and the epic 'The Battle Of Epping Forest'. The fully laminated single-pocket picture sleeve has just a little age discolouration and ringwear but the vinyl remains in excellent condition with only light signso more...
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GENESIS Selling England By The Pound (Late 70s Portuguese 8-track LP on the small pink 'Madhatter' Charisma label, considered by many as one of the prime examples of classic symphonic prog rock, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve has some corner creasing/edgewear and, aside from a few very light paper scuffs, the vinyl is in excellent condition) more...
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GENESIS Foxtrot (1980s Japanese Nippon Phonogram issue of the 1972 6-track vinyl LP with 'Mad Hatter' Charisma labels. This symphonic prog masterpiece features the epic Watcher Of The Skies, Get 'Em Out By Friday and the incredible 23 minute Supper's Ready; pasted picture sleeve with Japanese biography/lyric insert. Apart from a small split on the top right opening corner the sleeve shows minimal wear, whilst the vinyl remains in a 'near as new' condition showing little signs of play more...
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GENESIS Foxtrot (1980s Japanese Nippon Phonogram issue of the 1972 6-track vinyl LP with 'Mad Hatter' Charisma labels. This symphonic prog masterpiece features the epic Watcher Of The Skies, Get 'Em Out By Friday and the incredible 23 minute Supper's Ready. Pasted picture sleeve with Japanese biography/lyric insert plus 'Genesis Line-Up 12' obi-strip. The sleeve displays minimal wear and the vinyl looks barely played 20PP-67) more...
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GENESIS Selling England By The Pound (Late 70s Portuguese 8-track LP on the small pink 'Madhatter' Charisma label, considered by many as one of the prime examples of classic symphonic prog rock, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve has some minor wear and, aside from a few very light paper scuffs, the vinyl is in excellent condition) more...
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GENESIS Selling England By The Pound (Late 70s Portuguese second issue 8-track LP on the small pink 'Madhatter' Charisma label, considered by many as one of the prime examples of classic symphonic prog rock, featuring the compelling 'I Know WhatI Like'and epic 'The Battle Of Epping Forest', glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear with just a few spots of foxing, whilst the vinyl shows minimal signs of play - a nice copy!) more...
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GENESIS Selling England By The Pound (1973 German 8-track LP on the large pink 'Mad Hatter' Charisma label, considered by many as one of the prime examples of classic symphonic prog rock, featuring the compelling 'I Know What I Like' and epic'The Battle Of Epping Forest'. This edition comes in a gatefold picture sleeve with lyrics printed across the centre, this copy was exported from Germany to the United Kingdom which is shown only by the fact it has a circular catalogue numberst more...
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GENESIS Selling England By The Pound (1974 Greek issue of the 1973 8-track vinyl LP with the large pink 'Mad Hatter' Charisma label design. The fifth studio album from the English progressive rock band considered by many as one of the prime examples of classic symphonic prog rock, featuring the compelling I Know What I Like and epic The Battle Of Epping Forest, with a unique glossy picture sleeve with a yellow border instead of the usual light cream, and record company advertising more...
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