THE SOFT MACHINE The Soft Machine (2010 US issue of the 1968 13-track stereo LP pressed on Heavyweight Vinyl, a tasty reissue of the debut longplayer from Canterbury's finest. Comes housed in a deluxe gatefold picture sleeve with a band photoinsert in full colour. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl is clean & in Excellent condition with little play LP5341) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Seven (1973 UK first issue plain orange CBS label 12-track vinyl LP, the seventh studio album from the Canterbury prog masters, matt gatefold picture sleeve with company inner. The sleeve has a little light edgewear and the vinyl isin Excellent condition with just light signs of play) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Seven (Original 1973 Dutch issue of the classic 12-track prog/ambient LP, gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl is superb - a great copy! S65799) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Alive & Well - Recorded In Paris (1978 UK 11-track LP, recorded at the Theatre Le Palace, Montmarte between shows held from the 6th to the 9th July 1977. The picture sleeve shows minimal shelf wear & the vinyl is Near Mint with few signs of play SHSP4083) more...
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SOFT MACHINE The Soft Machine (2006 Japanese exclusive limited edition digitally remastered 13-track CD album, the debut long-player from the Canterbury-based psych/prog trio originally released in the US only on Probe in 1968, reissued as part of the 'Rock Legend' series, superb mini replica of the original gatefold LP artwork, which is die-cut so you can turn the 'cogs' on the front to reveal the band beneath! Includes fold-out Japanese/English lyric sheet & obi-strip UICY-9687) more...
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SOFT MACHINE The Soft Machine (Scarce 1969 US debut stereo LP on the Probe label. The vinyl is in immacluate mint condition with little evidence of play or handling. Housed in the original rear pasted picture sleeve with one very small deletionhole in the bottom right section of the sleeve. Hard to find in such condition CPLP4500X) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Bundles (1975 Japanese issue 8-track vinyl LP on the tan & red EMI label, pasted picture sleeve complete with illustrated Japanese text biography insert and original obi-strip. The sleeve shows very little wear whilst the vinyl isin near 'as new' condition with very little signs of play EMS-80222) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Softs (Original 1976 Japanese 11-track LP, pasted picture sleeve with Japanese insert & obi-strip. The sleeve shows very little wear, the insert has a few minor ballpoint pen marks and, aside from a few very light paper scuffs, the vinyl is in excellent condition EMS-80615) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Softs (Original 1976 Japanese 11-track LP, pasted picture sleeve with Japanese insert & obi-strip. The sleeve has only minimal wear whilst the vinyl is in 'near as new' condition with very little signs of play EMS-80615) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Six (Original 1973 UK plain orange label 15-track double LP, with the first disc featuring live recordings from their 1972 British tour & the second featuring then-new studio tracks. The gatefold picture sleeve is a lovely Near Mint& the vinyl discs are clean with just a few faint spindle marks to show play) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Softs (1976 Japanese 11-track EMI white title label vinyl LP album, housed in a pasted picture sleeve with Japanese insert. The sleeve has a couple of storage marks on the opening but the vinyl is immaculate EMS-80615) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Fourth (1971 UK first issue 7-track stereo vinyl LP on the smooth orange label with A1/B1 matrices and the catalogue number S64280 on the label. A key slice of Canterbury prog, housed in the textured & embossed picture sleeve. Thesleeve shows very little of its years, remarkable considering its easy-to-ruin textured finish, whilst the vinyl is Near Mint. A fantastic copy of the standard we have only seen once before - recommended!) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Live At The Proms 1970 (1988 UK 3-track LP recorded live by the BBC at The Royal Albert Hall on 13th August 1970 in front of a suitably shocked & startled audience of starched Prom goers, featuring the side long suite 'Esther's Nosejob'. The picture sleeve does has some pronounced ring wear & the vinyl is Excellent with light play only RECK5) more...
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SOFT MACHINE Milesotones (1973 Dutch 30-track vinyl 2-LP set, a repackaging of the first two albums, housed in a front laminated gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl is Near Mint. Essential Canterbury prog! GTSP204) 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 Triple Echo (1977 UK 21-track [35 in total] triple LP anthology, a career-spanning portrait through the first ten years of Canterbury's finest, including highlights from One, Two, Third, Fourth & Fifth plus outtakes, rarities & radiosessions [including a classic John Peel Session], housed in a 12" laminated slipcase box with credit inners & an 8-page illustrated booklet with a family tree history of the band. The packaging [VG+] shows light shelf wear with only minor creasin more...
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SOFT MACHINE Man In A Deaf Corner [Anthology 1963-1970] (2004 issue UK 26-track 2-CD album set includes rarities & live recordings) 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 Third, Fourth, Fifth, Six & Seven (2007 Set of SIX UK Sony CD-R album acetates, issued exclusively to radio stations and reviewers. Featuring a total of 49 digitally remastered tracks taken from the original master-tapes over 6 discs. Each custom printed disc is individually housed in a title/tracklisting inlay + 3-page press release - nice!) more...
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SOFT MACHINE The Soft Machine (1970's US second issue 13-track vinyl LP, the debut album from Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers & Mike Ratledge, which blends elements of jazz, psych-pop & rock with superb instrumental interplay, topped off with RobertWyatt's lispy voice and aided by his often clever & witty lyrics; within a back pasted picture sleeve. There is a little discolouration to the sleeve and displays some wear with a small deletion hole to one corner however, the vinyl shows onl more...
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SOFT MACHINE Turns On Volume 2 (2001 UK 14-track CD album, recorded live in Amsterdam [10th December 1967], the Middle Earth Club, London [10th November 1967] and Col Ballroom, Davenport, Iowa [11th August 1968], featuring the 'classic' trio of Ayers, Ratledge and Wyatt - sound quality is a little raw in places, but dynamic performances and alternate arrangements more than compensate! Sealed picture sleeve) more...
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