THE GREAT SOCIETY How It Was (1968 US 8-track vinyl LP on the 'two eyes 360 sound' Columbia label, released in 1968 [but recorded in September 1966] to capitalise on the enormous success of Jefferson Airplane, these early recordings show whatan incredible band the Great Society were, and how important they were in the history of the 'Sound Of San Francisco' in the mid to late 60s, acting largely as a vehicle for Grace Slick's prodigious talents, pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve isstill in its opened shrinkwrap and the vinyl is Near Mint CS9702) more...
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THE GREAT SOCIETY WITH GRACE SLICK Conspicuous Only In Its Absence (1968 UK plain orange label 9-track MONO LP, featuring recordings made during a live concert performance by the band at The Matrix club in San Francisco in 1966, starring a pre-Jefferson Airplane Grace Slick, front laminated picture sleeve with 'Stereo' affixed to the top corner. The sleeve is shows some light signs of wear for its age, though nothing too excessive in the slightest while the heavy vinyl remains in excellent condition showing just a few light signs of play) more...
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THE GREAT SOCIETY Conspicuous Only In Its Absence (1980 UK issue of the 1966 9-track LP featuring embryonic versions of Somebody To Love & White Rabbit, price stickered glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve has a little general wear & the vinyl remains in Excellent condition CBS31800) more...
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