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1. Genesis - 1st Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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THE GODS Genesis (Very Rare 1968 UK first issue 10-track stereo vinyl LP on the black & blue Columbia label, the debut longplayer from this legendary British prog psych band, who featured pre-Uriah Heep Ken Hensley & Lee Kerslake in theirranks. The front-laminated picture sleeve has rounded flipbacks & company inner and is graded Good as it shows some notable laminate and paper loss, creasing and a tear to the spine edge with the unlaminated reverse has age related discolourin more...
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2. To Samuel A Son - 1st Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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THE GODS To Samuel A Son (Super rare 1970 first UK issue 14-track stereo vinyl LP on the one EMI box logo black & silver Columbia label, a classic Psych Pop effort with not a hint of elongated Prog twiddling in sight. Features Ken Hensley wholater left to form Head Machine & then join Uriah Heep, front laminated flipback picture sleeve with red tinted catalogue inner. See 'more info' for condition details... SCX6372) more...
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3. To Samuel A Son - VG Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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THE GODS To Samuel A Son (Super rare 1970 first UK issue 14-track stereo LP on the one EMI box logo black & silver Columbia label, a classic Psych Pop effort with not a hint of elongated Prog twiddling in sight. Features Ken Hensley who laterleft to form Head Machine & then join Uriah Heep, front laminated flipback picture sleeve with red tinted catalogue inner. The sleeve is in VG- condition at best, with some mild discolouring, ring wear & corner scuffing, but with all text legi more...
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4. Genesis - 2nd - One Box Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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THE GODS Genesis (Very rare 1969 UK second issue of the 1968 10-track stereo vinyl LP on the short-lived one box black & silver Columbia label, the debut longplayer from this legendary British prog psych band, who featured pre-Uriah Heep Ken Hensley &Lee Kerslake in their ranks, front laminated picture sleeve with rounded flipbacks & correct period company inner. This is a one previous owner copy obtained from a mint archive collection of late sixties, early seventies rarities! Thesle more...
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