THE SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (1969 US 17-track vinyl LP on the black label design with colour Probe logo, internal pasted gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some general wear mostly to the edges & corners with no rips or deletion holes, whilst the vinyl has only a few light cosmetic scuffs, overall an excellent example CPLP4505) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (1969 UK second issue 17-track vinyl LP on the pink Probe label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear, mostly to the unlaminated areas of the back with a small handwritten name. The frontimage is clean & vibrant, whilst the vinyl remains in excellent condition with just a little cloudiness and little sign of play SPB1002) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (1969 UK first issue 17-track vinyl LP on the silver & black Probe label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve is graded VG/VG+ as there is some creasing to the flipbacks but otherwise shows only light shelfwear, the vinyl remains in VG condition with just a few light surface scuffs/blemishes and spindle wear visible SPB1002) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (1969 UK first issue 17-track stereo LP on the original silver & black Probe label, housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some light wear a few spots of paper loss on the flipbacks wherethe laminate has not covered, and light crease in the top left corner in the spine. The labels have only a couple of marks around the spindle hole, whilst the vinyl remains very clean with little signs or play. A very nice example SPB1002) more...
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SOFT MACHINE The Soft Machine Volume Two (1970's issue UK German-manufactured 17-track vinyl LP, superb gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve has some light wear mostly to the edges, whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play, overall an Excellent example AWIKA58) more...
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SOFT MACHINE The Soft Machine Volume Two (1970's issue UK German-manufactured 17-track vinyl LP, superb gatefold picture sleeve. All in wonderful mint condition AWIKA58) more...
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THE SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (1969 US 17-track LP, pasted picture sleeve. This copy has been factory sealed from new in the original shrink & is therefore still mint & unplayed - You could be the FIRST to play this classic thirty five yearold gem! CPLP4505) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (Archive quality 1969 UK first issue 17-track vinyl LP on the silver & black Probe label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve is wonderful with only very light sign wear, the labels have only a couple of light spindle marks whilst the vinyl looks barely played and easily achieves a near mint grading SPB1002) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (US limited edition 17-track vinyl LP, originally released in 1969, adding more of a jazz influence to the pop psych present on their debut, and the first to feature Hugh Hopper as a full-time member [he played bass on 1 track on the first LP], presented in sealed picture sleeve) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (2007 UK issue limited edition 17-track LP pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, originally released in 1969, adding more of a jazz influence to the pop psych present on their debut, and the first to feature Hugh Hopperas a full-time member [he played bass on 1 track on the first LP], presented in sealed & stickered gatefold picture sleeve) ** Limited to 500 copies! ** more...
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SOFT MACHINE Volume Two (US issue limited edition 17-track LP pressed on Heavyweight Vinyl, originally released in 1969, adding more of a jazz influence to the pop psych present on their debut, and the first to feature Hugh Hopper as a full-time member [he played bass on 1 track on the first LP], presented in sealed picture sleeve) more...
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