STEPPENWOLF Steppenwolf (1970 UK Stateside black label issue of the debut 1968 11-track stereo LP, featuring the classic, Born To Be Wild, which coined the name for an entire genre with the line "heavy metal thunder". Other highlights include a heavy version of Hootchie Kootchie Man & a pounding tour-de-force cover of Hoyt Axton's anti-drug, 'The Pusher', front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows only light wear and the vinyl is Excellent with limited signs of play SSL more...
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STEPPENWOLF Steppenwolf (Late 60s Australian 11-track stereo LP on a black RCA label. Includes the classic, Born To Be Wild, which coined the name for an entire genre with the line "heavy metal thunder". Other highlights include a heavy version of Hootchie Kootchie Man & a pounding tour-de-force cover of Hoyt Axton's anti-drug, 'The Pusher'. The front laminated flipback picture sleeve has the stereo stickers and has just minor age wear and discolouring to the back. The vinyl is Exc more...
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STEPPENWOLF Steppenwolf (1970 UK Stateside orange label issue of the debut 1968 11-track stereo LP, featuring the classic 'Born To Be Wild', which coined the name for an entire genre with the line "heavy metal thunder". Other highlights include a heavy version of 'Hootchie Kootchie Man' & a pounding tour-de-force cover of Hoyt Axton's anti-drug song 'The Pusher'. The front laminated flipback picture sleeve some general wear from storage for over fifty years with the vinyl showing t more...
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STEPPENWOLF Steppenwolf (Debut 1968 US 11-track stereo LP on a black ABC Dunhill label with rainbow boxed logo. Includes the classic, Born To Be Wild, which coined the name for an entire genre with the line "heavy metal thunder". Otherhighlights include a heavy version of Hootchie Kootchie Man & a pounding tour-de-force cover of Hoyt Axton's anti-drug, 'The Pusher'. The pasted picture sleeve has a foil effect finish & song hype flash & shows just a little faint corner weardue t more...
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STEPPENWOLF Steppenwolf (Limited Edition 2013 US audiophile issue of the group's debut 1968 11-track stereo LP pressed on 200gram Vinyl. Includes the classic 'Born To Be Wild', which coined the name for an entire genre with the line "heavy metalthunder". Other highlights include a heavy version of Hootchie Kootchie Man & a pounding tour-de-force cover of Hoyt Axton's anti-drug, 'The Pusher'. Comes housed in a deluxe version of the pasted picture sleeve with silver foil effect. The sl more...
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STEPPENWOLF Steppenwolf (1970 UK Stateside black label issue of the debut 1968 11-track stereo LP, featuring the classic 'Born To Be Wild', which coined the name for an entire genre with the line "heavy metal thunder". Other highlights include a heavy version of 'Hootchie Kootchie Man' & a pounding tour-de-force cover of Hoyt Axton's anti-drug song 'The Pusher'. The front laminated flipback picture sleeve [EX] shows the lightest signs of wear with the vinyl showing the odd faint ha more...
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STEPPENWOLF Steppenwolf (Debut 1968 UK 11-track mono LP on the black RCA 'red spot' label, featuring the classic, Born To Be Wild, which coined the name for an entire genre with the line "heavy metal thunder". Other highlights include aheavy version of Hootchie Kootchie Man & a pounding tour-de-force cover of Hoyt Axton's anti-drug, 'The Pusher'. The front laminated picture sleeve is historically tape reinforced at each closed edge, & otherwise shows little wear with age, w more...
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STEPPENWOLF Steppenwolf (1970s UK Stateside orange label issue of the debut 1968 11-track stereo LP, featuring the classic, Born To Be Wild, which coined the name for an entire genre with the line "heavy metal thunder". Other highlights include a heavy version of Hootchie Kootchie Man & a pounding tour-de-force cover of Hoyt Axton's anti-drug, 'The Pusher', housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve displays only light wear with clean non-laminated back with in more...
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