THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION Fillmore East (1971 UK 12-track vinyl LP on the tan 'steamboat' label, housed in a deliberate mock- 'bootleg' type sleeve. The sleeve [VG] has an unforgiving white finish and shows a little discolouration to edges withwhile the vinyl shows a few small scuffs/hairlines, not affecting play K-44150) more...
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THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION Absolutely Free (1967 UK 13-track stereo LP, housed in a unique front laminated flipback sleeve with the album art at ninety degrees to the gatefold version & with the tracklisting & Mike Raven poem on the back. The sleeve [VG+] reveals some light ageing with some faint discolouration to the reverse whilst the vinyl is clean & grades VG/VG+ with several light paper hairline scuffs not affecting play. Still a great copy of an early Zappa classic SVLP9174) more...
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FRANK ZAPPA Hot Rats (1969 UK first press 6-track stereo LP on the tri-colour 'steamboat' label, including the marvellous Little Umbrellas, Willie The Pimp [with Captain Beefheart] & the oceans of harmony of Peaches En Regalia, finally wakingupthe world to the quality of FZ's music. The sleeve shows moderate wear and the vinyl is VG with just light scuffs to indicate play RSLP6356) more...
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FRANK ZAPPA Hot Rats (1969 US first issue 6-track vinyl LP on the grooved turquoise Bizarre label; the FZ's second solo outing set to a jazz-fusion twinged, progressive tone comprised entirely of instrumental pieces with the exception of 'Willie The Pimp' starring Captain Beefheart delivering the song's lyric in the way only The Captain could, also including the popular Peaches En Regalia and featuring Jean-Luc Ponty on violin dutiesfor 'It Must Be a Camel', Cal Schenkel designed i more...
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THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION Burnt Weeny Sandwich (Essential 1970 UK first press 9-track stereo LP on the tri-colour steamboat label, including the magnum opus, Little House I Used To Live In, gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve [VG] shows some degree of scuffing with a tiny residual sticker mark on the front; the previous owner has written an interesting 'review' on the plain inner sleeve whilst the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with few signs of play RSLP6370) more...
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