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Label: Original Sound 67
Year: 1967
Condition: M-
Price: $25.00
This group's followup to their classic Psychedelic Rock single, "Talk Talk," wasn't nearly so successful, but that's no comment on its quality. The A side is a top-notch psych-rock performance, the flip is nearly its equal. I've put a snippet of the A side in the jukebox, since it's likely that many 1960s rock fans haven't heard it. Note: This beautiful copy has very nearly Mint labels. The vinyl looks Near Mint as well, with just a few light scuffs. The audio is very close to Mint with almost no surface noise.
Year: 1967
Condition: M-
Price: $25.00
This group's followup to their classic Psychedelic Rock single, "Talk Talk," wasn't nearly so successful, but that's no comment on its quality. The A side is a top-notch psych-rock performance, the flip is nearly its equal. I've put a snippet of the A side in the jukebox, since it's likely that many 1960s rock fans haven't heard it. Note: This beautiful copy has very nearly Mint labels. The vinyl looks Near Mint as well, with just a few light scuffs. The audio is very close to Mint with almost no surface noise.
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By Leland Scott
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2626 ratings
Label: Original Sound 67
Year: 1967
Condition: M-
Price: $25.00
This group's followup to their classic Psychedelic Rock single, "Talk Talk," wasn't nearly so successful, but that's no comment on its quality. The A side is a top-notch psych-rock performance, the flip is nearly its equal. I've put a snippet of the A side in the jukebox, since it's likely that many 1960s rock fans haven't heard it. Note: This beautiful copy has very nearly Mint labels. The vinyl looks Near Mint as well, with just a few light scuffs. The audio is very close to Mint with almost no surface noise.
Year: 1967
Condition: M-
Price: $25.00
This group's followup to their classic Psychedelic Rock single, "Talk Talk," wasn't nearly so successful, but that's no comment on its quality. The A side is a top-notch psych-rock performance, the flip is nearly its equal. I've put a snippet of the A side in the jukebox, since it's likely that many 1960s rock fans haven't heard it. Note: This beautiful copy has very nearly Mint labels. The vinyl looks Near Mint as well, with just a few light scuffs. The audio is very close to Mint with almost no surface noise.