THE GROUNDHOGS Who Will Save The World? (1972 UK first press 8-track LP, housed in a stunning fold-out gatefold sleeve designed like a cartoon comic book by Marvel's Neal Adams. The album also saw the band introducing Mellotron to their sound.The fold-out sleeve design is always prone to wear but this example shows some light age/shelf wear & the vinyl displays a few light scuffs with no real impact on playUAG29237) more...
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THE GROUNDHOGS Blues Obituary (1987 UK issue of the wonderful 1969 7-track LP, which marked The Groundhogs’ first effort as a power trio, including the seven-minute epic, Light Was the Day, glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minor shelfwear & the vinyl is Excellent with barely any play BGOLP6) more...
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THE GROUNDHOGS Thank Christ For The Bomb (Classic British stinky blues/rock 1970 UK 9-track LP on the black Liberty label, housed in a textured gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve has some discolouring and some minor wear mostly to the edges,whilst the vinyl remains excellent with some light surface scuffs & hairlines, making an ideal play copy LBS83295) more...
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THE GROUNDHOGS Blues Obituary (Rare 1969 UK first issue 7-track stereo LP on the blue Liberty label, the third album from the British rock band, fully laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve has light laminate lift along the spine & just a littlewear to the edges, otherwise shows little wear leaving it Excellent. The vinyl grades Excellent with only a few paper scuffs but otherwise shows light signs of play. A very respectable copy of this almost 52 year old pressing LBS83253) more...
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